You paid for V5 once already. The bundle includes V5 again, alongside V6 and the Printer Toolkit. Before any money moves a second time, there is one conversation to have — with the only person who sets the terms.
Plenty of bundle viewers are in your exact position: you bought CMD Toolkit V5 earlier for Rs 239, directly from the creator, and now the Ultimate IT Bundle offers V6, V5 and the Printer Toolkit together for Rs 239. The obvious question — do I pay the full amount again when I already own one of the three? — has no answer on this page, and that is deliberate. Bundle and upgrade terms belong to the creator alone. This page explains why he is the only person to ask, how to ask, and how to think about the bundle with or without any concession.
👆 Two of the three toolkits are new to you; one is a repeat. Whether that repeat changes your price is the creator's decision — nobody else can promise it, including this page.
There is no company, no store policy and no published upgrade table behind this bundle. The creator sells his toolkits personally, which means every term — price, bundle contents, and any consideration for existing owners — is set by him, case by case, in conversation. A web page guessing at his answer would be inventing terms he never stated, and buyers have been burned by exactly that kind of invention on copied sites.
So the rule of this page is strict: it states the facts anyone can verify — what you paid, what the bundle contains, what it costs — and leaves every question of adjustment to the one person authorised to decide it.
Your earlier purchase gives you the perfect channel: the same WhatsApp chat where you bought V5, where he sent your link, and where your payment proof already sits. Message there, because that chat is instantly recognisable as a genuine buyer's.
One courtesy matters: ask before paying, not after. Terms agreed in advance are a conversation; the same request after payment is a dispute, and nobody enjoys those.
While you wait for his answer, the honest maths is still worth doing. At the full bundle price of Rs 239, you would be paying for the two toolkits that are new to you — CMD Toolkit V6 and the Printer Toolkit — with V5 included again as a repeat copy. Compare that with the separate route: V6 alone costs Rs 239, without the Printer Toolkit at all. Seen that way, the bundle at full price already gives a V5 owner the newer CMD Toolkit plus the printer side of the kit for the price of V6 alone.
That does not make asking pointless — it makes asking safe. Whatever he replies, you can decide with a clear head, because the full-price case is already reasonable and any owner terms are a bonus, not a necessity.
Three traps catch existing owners. First, assuming a discount exists and paying a stranger who promises one — fake bundle offers at other prices target exactly this hope. Second, sharing or trading your V5 link against someone else's V6 link; personal links are not currency, and both sides end up with copies nobody will support. Third, paying the full bundle price in a hurry and then feeling cheated — five minutes of patience in your existing chat prevents it. Your purchase history with the creator is an asset; use it calmly.
Watch the bundle video while you wait for his reply — see exactly what V6 and the Printer Toolkit add to the V5 you already own.
▶️ Watch Full VideoThat is entirely the creator's decision, and no website can answer it for him. Message him in your original V5 purchase chat, explain that you already own V5, and ask about terms before paying anything.
For most owners, yes. At Rs 239 the bundle adds CMD Toolkit V6 and the Printer Toolkit — and V6 alone costs Rs 239 separately, without the Printer Toolkit. So even with no adjustment, the bundle gives you more than the single-version route.
No. Download links are personal, issued to the buyer after their own payment. Swapping links leaves both people with unsupported copies and can get the links cancelled in practice. Buy your own bundle from the creator — it is Rs 239.