Legal Notice

Information pursuant to Austrian Business Code (UGB) / E-Commerce Act (ECG)

Address & Contact

Mandatory disclosure pursuant to the Austrian E-Commerce Act (ECG) and Media Act · WKO

Confidentiality Statement

On request, we are happy to send you a confidentiality statement.

Data Protection Notice

Personal data, namely name, address, email address and your inquiry (free-text message), are processed for the purpose of handling requests with our clients and are not shared with third parties.

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Getting in Touch

Using our website or simply contacting us by email, phone or fax does not create a mandate relationship. Absent a further agreement, you are not obligated to pay a fee and we are not obligated to begin any work. We further ask that you do not send us any confidential data by email, as unauthorised access cannot be ruled out.

Legal Validity of this Disclaimer

This disclaimer is to be regarded as part of the website from which reference was made to this page. If sections or individual wording of this text no longer, or not fully, correspond to the applicable legal situation, the remaining parts of the document remain unaffected in their content and validity.

Withdrawal by the Provider

The provider is entitled to withdraw from the contract if:

1. the agreed marketing or agency services cannot be provided, in whole or without disproportionate effort, for reasons beyond the provider's control (e.g. missing third-party approvals, technical or legal impossibility, or failure to provide required data or media);
2. the client fails to perform necessary cooperative actions — in particular providing content, access, approvals or strategic input — despite a reasonable grace period. If the provider withdraws for this reason, it is entitled to retain payments already made, in whole or in part, as a lump-sum reimbursement of expenses or damages, to the extent that services have already been started, planned or prepared;
3. there are justified doubts regarding the client's ability or willingness to pay, and the client fails to provide a requested advance payment or security deposit within the set deadline. If the provider withdraws for this reason, it is likewise entitled to retain payments already made as a lump-sum reimbursement of expenses or damages, to the extent that costs have already been incurred or internal resources already committed.