GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Contractual partner
On the basis of these General Terms and Conditions (GTC), the contract between the customer and
Website Stuttgart – Web Design & Development
Owner: Mehmet Soysal
Gartenstr. 5
73666 Baltmannsweiler
Sales tax identification number according to
§27 a sales tax law:
DE 312 692 966
(hereinafter referred to as the provider).
Subject matter of the contract
This contract regulates the sale of online services relating to the website by the above-mentioned provider. The respective services are calculated individually. Deviating agreements must be made in writing.
Conclusion of contract
At the beginning of an order, a financial framework is defined in verbal or text form, which should correspond to the services provided. This must be confirmed by the client. In the case of minor services, i.e. below a net value of EUR 1,000, no explicit order submission or approval is required.
Contract duration
The contract covers recurring/ongoing services if the client opts for additional services such as web hosting or ongoing maintenance. The contract for these ongoing services is concluded for an indefinite period. Each contracting party has the right to terminate such a contract with a notice period of 6 months without giving reasons. The right to extraordinary termination for good cause, in particular the repeated breach of the main contractual obligations, remains unaffected. Termination is only effective if it is made in text form.
Offer
If a service is used again or to an extended and not intended extent, the client is obliged to pay the provider for the additional use of the service. Offers are non-binding and have a validity period of four weeks after submission of the offer, unless otherwise defined in the offer. Errors and changes are reserved. All offers relate to the costs of the current project. The provider is entitled to adjust the invoice to the actual costs incurred within reasonable limits upon acceptance of the project. Third-party costs, such as image usage rights or licenses, shall be invoiced separately. Order confirmations in text form are firm orders if the confirmation is not withdrawn immediately.
Prices and terms of payment
The prices shown are net prices. Under certain circumstances, the provider may charge an advance payment of up to 50% of the order value. The customer only has the following options for payment: advance bank transfer, invoice or cash payment on completion of the order. Other payment methods are not offered and will be rejected. The invoice amount is to be transferred in advance to the account specified on the invoice, which contains all details for the bank transfer and is sent with the delivery. The customer is obliged to pay or transfer the stated amount to the account specified on the invoice within 14 days of receipt of the invoice. Payment is due without deduction from the invoice date. If the payment deadline is exceeded, the provider reserves the right to charge default interest of 9%. Financing is also available on request.
Liability and content
By accepting the project, the client assumes responsibility for the entire content. The provider is therefore only liable for damages caused by gross negligence in the creation of the services. The provider shall not carry out any legal checks on the texts/content created. This is to be carried out by the client if required, as the client is subsequently liable after project acceptance. The provider has the right to place its own name on the productions created in an appropriate font size. Furthermore, the provider is entitled to commission other persons to provide the services and thus to subcontract work to third parties. This document has been created on the basis of the GTCs using the generator of Deutsche Anwaltshotline AG. Individual adaptations and additions have been made. Errors and changes are reserved.
The European Commission provides a platform for online dispute resolution (OS), which you can find here https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.
We are neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.
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