HT5137 Candy Crush - Lollipop Hammer - box won't go away!

Candy Crush - bought Lollipop Hammer during a game - a box came up saying "Purchase canceled. No money was removed from your account." not true! dollar removed from my account but box wont go away! Hammers even show up on top left - game is active behind the box. but the Box is blocking the game. How do I get rid of the box????

Since it's not made by Apple, you need to contact the makers of Candy Crush for support

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