Contact

Contact

Save a message about the fan site in this browser. Nothing is sent to the developers of the game.

MESSAGE

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Write your name, an email address, a topic, and a message. The form keeps a copy in this browser and opens an email draft to this fan site. The draft is not sent until you send it from your own email app, and it is not addressed to the developers of the game.

Read the privacy policy before you store a personal detail on a shared computer.

What this form is for

Use it to keep a note about these pages: a correction, a question about what the site claims, or feedback on a guide. The short form on the home page only carries your name, email, and topic here. The message itself is saved when you submit this form or the form on Guides.

This is not a support desk for the game. The Google Play listing is the place that shows the developer name and any support details the store publishes. This fan site does not copy those details and does not reply on the developer's behalf.

Correspondence

48 Toh Guan Road East
#01-119 Enterprise Hub
Singapore 608586

+65 6264 3191

[email protected]

Fan-site illustration of a car in a slide, shown beside the contact form.

Features

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Guides

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FAQ

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Independent fan site

This is an independent fan website dedicated to CarX Drift Racing Online 2. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the game's developers or publishers.

What happens after you write

This page is the correspondence page for the fan site, not a support desk for the game. You can reach the project in four ways, and they do not all do the same thing. You can post a letter to 48 Toh Guan Road East, #01-119 Enterprise Hub, Singapore 608586. You can call +65 6264 3191. You can email [email protected] from your own mail program. Or you can use the form, which keeps a copy in this browser and opens a draft to that same email address. The draft is not sent until you send it. Closing it leaves the local copy and nothing else.

The form asks for a name, an email address, a topic, a subject, and a message. The topic list matches the subjects of the site: gameplay, features, cars, car tuning, drift techniques, tracks, guides, tips, gallery, and other. Choose the closest topic. Put the page name in the subject if you are reporting a mistake, so the note is easy to match to a file. The message should be about these pages. A useful note says which sentence drifted from the Google Play listing, or which drawing could be mistaken for a screenshot. A note that asks for a horsepower figure, a track list, a price, or a review score is asking for something the site is built not to publish.

Local storage keeps up to twenty recent entries under the key cxdr-notes. Older entries drop off when a new one is saved. The list on this page shows what this browser still holds. Remove saved messages clears that list on this device. It does not delete an email you already sent, and it does not delete a letter you already posted. Anyone who can use this browser profile can read the list. Do not submit the form on a shared computer if the note is private, and do not include passwords, payment numbers, or information about another person. The privacy policy describes the same storage and the email draft in more detail.

The home-page form is a shortcut into this one. It puts your name, email, and topic in the address bar and opens Contact so the fields can be filled. It does not store the message and it does not open a draft. Finish the message here. Guides has the same saving form if you are already on that page. Both forms use the same storage key, so a note saved on Guides can appear in the list on Contact, and the reverse is also true, as long as you are in the same browser profile.

Sending the draft means your email provider transmits the message to [email protected]. This website has no server-side form receiver and does not see the message unless it arrives by email, phone, or post. A reply is not promised. There is no published response time, because inventing one would be the same kind of false precision the articles avoid for the game. If you need a record, keep your own copy. The browser list is a convenience, not an archive the publisher controls.

The Singapore address is a correspondence address for this fan site. It is not a company registration number, not the registered office of the game's developer, and not a statement that a particular court hears disputes. The terms page explains that limit. The phone number and the email address have the same scope. They are printed in the footer of every page so you can find them without returning here. They are also printed in the privacy policy, the cookie policy, and the terms, because those pages previously said the site had no inbox and that statement had to change when the details were added.

Game questions still belong on Google Play. The listing is where the developer name and any store support details appear. This fan site does not operate that listing and does not forward your note to it. The button View Game on Google Play is the leave-this-site link. Use it if your question is about an install, a purchase, an ad inside the app, or a missing car. Use the address on this page if your question is about a sentence, a drawing, or a saved note on the fan site.

If you write about privacy, say whether you are asking about a browser copy or about an email you sent. The browser copy can only be deleted on the device, with Remove saved messages or the browser's site-data controls. A received email can be the subject of a request to the mailbox, the phone number, or the postal address. Those are different copies. The cookie policy is the short version of the storage story. The privacy policy is the long version. Read either one before you put a personal detail into the form.