Trying to reinstall OS X Mavericks but when I try to reload it tells me that "The Apple ID has not purchased OS X Mavericks" Help!

I got the spinning wheel when trying to boot up today, so I'm trying to reload the OS, however when I try to do this it tells me my apple id has not purchased the os. what do I do?

Have tried booting to the Recovery partition and repairing your Mavericks partition?
Restart while holding down the Cmd-R key combination, then run Disk Utility.

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