1. Delivery
Our delivery will be sent cash on delivery as package of value with directions for use and the bill.

2. Price
To our prices there has to be added postage, packaging and the value-added tax.

3. Proviso of Ownership
The goods stays property of the supplier until fulfillment of all his entitled claims.

4. Terms of Payment
The payment has to be done only as cash on delivery. Special agreements have to be done in written form.

5. Time Limit of Delivery
The time limit for the delivery starts on the day, on which the agreement for the order between the orderer and the supplier is done in written form. With private persons also a ordering by telephone is binding.

6. Transition of Risk
The risk is up to the orderer.

7. Responisbility for Defects
For defects, to which also counts the lack of promised features, the supplier is liable under exclusion of further claims against him and his assistants of fulfillment as following:

a) All those parts are to be repaired or to be redelivered under choice of the supplier without payment. Therefore they must be unuseable or their usability must be extremely reduced inbetween of 24 months without consideration for the hours of usage - beginning on the day of transition of risk, proveable caused by a circumstance before the transition of risk, especially because of faulty design, faulty materials or defective execution. The dicovery of such faults have to be reported immediately to the supplier in written form.

b) On second hand devices the guarantee refers to 12 months.

c) The orderer has to keep his contract liability.

d) The responsibility for defects doesn't refer to natural wear and tear. Further it doesn't refer to damages, which arise of faulty or careless handling after the transition of risk without the responsibility of the supplier.

e) Through wrong changes or repairs by the orderer or third persons arising damages the liability of the supplier is abolished.

8. Other Claims of Damage, Withdrawal
For damages on sensitive objects (such as cheque- or telephone cards widh magnetic stripes for example), which may be caused through devices of the supplier, the orderer is liable. The orderer has to pay attention, not to bring our turned on devices too near to magnetic sensitive parts of other devices.

If the orderer wants to do the withdrawal of the buying contract, he has to tell this to the supplier in written form.

Does the orderer refuse the acceptance of the ordered products, he has to pay the costs for postage, packing and lack of days of usage, until the arrival of the products at the suppliers house.

9. Venue
The venue of all quarrels between orderer and supplier is the main headquarter of the supplier.

10. Transferability of the Contract
Orderer and supplier are only allowed to transfer their rights of the contract to third persons if they both allow this.

11. Obligation of the Contract
In the case of ineffectiveness by law of single points the contract stays obligatory in the rest of its points.