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In the event of complaints or questions and problems, please write to info@hot-s-hot.com Data protection: Despite careful control of the content, we cannot assume any liability for external links to third-party content. The protection of your personal data during collection, processing and use during your visit to our website is important to us. Your data is protected in accordance with legal regulations. Below you will find information about what data is collected during your visit to the website and how it is used:

1. Collection and processing of data on this website

I. General Every access to our website and every retrieval of a file stored on our website is logged. The storage serves internal system-related and statistical purposes. The following are logged: name of the retrieved file, date and time of retrieval, amount of data transferred, notification of successful retrieval, web browser and requesting domain. Additionally, the IP addresses of the requesting computers are logged. Further personal data are only recorded if you provide this information voluntarily, e.g. as part of an order, inquiry or registration.

II. Cookies We sometimes use cookies on certain pages to make visiting our website attractive and to enable the use of certain functions. These are small text files that are stored on your computer. Most of the cookies we use are deleted from your hard drive after the end of the browser session (so-called session cookies). Other cookies usually remain on your computer and enable us to recognize your computer on your next visit (so-called permanent cookies). Our partner companies are not permitted to use cookies to collect, process or use personal data via our website.

III. Google Analytics This website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google Inc. ("Google"). Google Analytics uses so-called "cookies", text files that are stored on your computer and enable an analysis of your use of the website. The information generated by the cookie about your use of this website (including your IP address) is transmitted to a Google server in the USA and stored there. Google will use this information to evaluate your use of the website, to compile reports on website activity for website operators and to provide other services related to website activity and internet usage. Google may also transfer this information to third parties if required to do so by law or if third parties process this data on Google's behalf. Under no circumstances will Google use your IP address associated with other Google data. You can prevent the installation of cookies by means of a corresponding setting in your browser software; however, we would like to point out that in this case you may cannot fully use all functions of this website. By using this website you agree with the processing of the data collected about you by Google in the manner and to the previously described stated purpose. You can object to data collection and storage at any time with full effect for the future. In view of the discussion about the use of analysis tools with full IP addresses, we would like to point out that that this website uses Google Analytics with the extension "_anonymizeIp()" and therefore IP addresses are only shortened be further processed in order to exclude a direct personal reference.

2. Use and Disclosure of Personal Information

If you have provided us with personal data, we only use it to answer your inquiries, to process contracts concluded with you, to process orders and for technical administration. Your personal data will only be passed on to third parties or otherwise transmitted if this is necessary for the purpose of contract processing, in particular the transmission of order data to suppliers, if this is necessary for billing purposes or if you have given your prior consent. You have the right to withdraw your consent with effect for the future to revoke at any time. The deletion of the stored personal data takes place if you revoke your consent to storage, if their knowledge is no longer required to fulfill the purpose for which the storage was carried out or if their storage is inadmissible for other legal reasons.

3. Right to information

Upon written request, we will be happy to inform you about the data stored about you.

4. Withdrawal of consent

We only use the data recorded when registering for our newsletter for our own information/advertising purposes. A transfer to third parties does not take place at any time. If you give us your consent to receive our newsletter in the course of the ordering process, we would like to point out that you can revoke this at any time with effect for the future. You can revoke your consent at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link at the end of each newsletter or send an email to info@hot-s-hot.com.

5. Further information

We always endeavor to secure your personal data by taking all technical and organizational measures so that they are inaccessible to third parties. When communicating via e-mail, the full Data security (due to the infrastructure of the Internet and the transmission protocol) cannot be guaranteed by us, so that we recommend that you send confidential information by via mail.

6. Third Party Hosting Services

As part of processing on our behalf, a third-party provider provides us with the services for hosting and displaying the website. This serves to protect our legitimate interest in a correct presentation of our offer within the framework in a balancing of interests. All data collected as part of the use of this website or in the forms provided for this purpose, as described below, are processed on its servers. Processing on other servers only takes place within the framework explained here.

7. Warranty

hot-s-hot.com assumes no liability for the correctness and topicality of the data entered by the participants in the hot-s-hot.com database. The hot-s-hot.com databases are at least 97% available on a monthly average. Due to the implementation of necessary maintenance work and improvements, it may happen that individual functions are not available for a short time. hot-s-hot.com is released from the obligation to perform in every respect, even in cases of force majeure. Force majeure includes all unforeseen events and events for which neither party is responsible for the impact on the fulfillment of the contract. These events include, in particular, lawful industrial action, also in third-party companies, official measures, failure of communication networks and gateways of other operators, disruptions in the area of line providers, other technical disruptions, even if these circumstances are in the area of subcontractors, subcontractors or their subcontractors or by the provider authorized operators of sub-node computers occur. Claims do not arise for the participant in the event of failures for which hot-s-hot.com is not responsible.

8. Limitation of Liability

hot-s-hot.com accepts no liability for consumers The contractor / seller is only liable for intent and gross negligence. Except in the case of intent or gross negligence on the part of legal representatives, executive employees or other vicarious agents, the contractor is liable the amount is limited to the damage typically foreseeable at the time the contract was concluded. Liability for compensation for indirect damages, in particular for lost profits, only exists in the event of intent or gross negligence on the part of legal representatives, executive employees or other vicarious agents of the respective shop operator/contractor. Contractors and shop providers are not our vicarious agents and we at hot-s-hot.com are therefore not responsible for damage caused by providers or attributable to them. Since various new and used and also damaged products are offered by different sellers on our hot-s-hot.com marketplace, as well as services, data carriers and other services, hot-s-hot.com rejects any type of warranty. Any warranty claims must be agreed in writing with the seller before ordering / before purchasing goods / services. In particular, hot-s-hot.com assumes no guarantee or liability for the fact that sales contracts that are initiated or concluded on the basis of the seller / provider in the hot-s-hot.com advertisements are enforceable under the national law of an affected state or otherwise does not have the desired legal or economic consequences for one or both contracting parties to the purchase contract. Each participant is obliged to make backup copies of their database, including the product photos, in order to be able to quickly restore the advertisements in the event of data loss. Each participant is responsible for using the hot-s-hot.com services to view and store information that hot-s-hot.com requires for the purposes of preserving evidence, accounting or other purposes, on one of archive hot-s-hot.com independent storage medium. The aforementioned liability exclusions and limitations towards entrepreneurs or consumers do not apply in the case of the assumption of express guarantees by hot-s-hot.com and for damages resulting from injury to life, limb or health as well as in the case of mandatory statutory regulations.

General terms and conditions for entrepreneurs

§ 1 The validity of the conditions must be agreed with the seller.

• (1) The deliveries and services as well as offers of the shop operator / seller, hereinafter referred to as "contractor", are made exclusively on the basis of these terms and conditions. Each shop operator, seller / provider has its own terms and conditions. Every buyer is obliged to inform himself sufficiently about the contract conditions of the respective provider before completing the purchase. This applies to all future business relationships that the contractor concludes with the client regarding the goods, services and performance offered by the contractor, in particular for deliveries, services or offers to the client. The terms and conditions of the respective contractor are also valid if they have not been expressly agreed again. At the latest upon receipt of the goods or services, these are deemed to have been accepted. • (2) Terms and conditions of the customer or third parties shall not apply even if the contractor does not object to their validity in individual cases. The contractor does not
agree to the validity of other terms and conditions even if • if the contractor refers to a letter that contains or refers to the terms and conditions of the client or third parties. • (3) All agreements made between the customer and the contractor for the execution of this contract must be recorded in writing (also by fax or email).

§ 2 Offer and conclusion of contract

• (1) All offers made by the contractor are subject to change and non-binding. Otherwise, they must be expressly marked as binding or contain a specific acceptance period. In order for declarations of acceptance and all orders to become legally effective, they must be confirmed by the contractor in writing, by telex or email.
• (2) For the legal relationship between the customer and the contractor, only the written, contract concluded by telex or e-mail and these General Terms and Conditions shall apply. Verbal promises made by the contractor prior to the conclusion of the contract are not legally binding. Oral agreements between the contracting parties must be replaced by the written contract or the written Orders placed over the Internet in the specified order form can be replaced if they do not expressly state that they continue to be binding. Additions or amendments to the agreements made (including these terms and conditions) also require written confirmation, otherwise they are not valid. With the exception of managing directors and authorized signatories, the employees of the contractor do not have the right to do so to make deviating verbal agreements. In order to maintain the written form, transmission by email is sufficient. Other means of telecommunication are insufficient.
• (3) Does the contractor provide information on the subject matter or the presentation of the delivery or service (e.g. for drawings, weights, dimensions, illustrations or other performance data), these are only approximate decisive, provided that the exact match is not a prerequisite for usability for the contractually intended purpose. The information provided by the contractor is not a guaranteed quality feature, but describes or identifies the delivery/service. Provided that the usability for the contractually intended purpose is not impaired, these are customary deviations that occur due to legal regulations or represent technical improvements as well as replacement with equivalent products.
• (4) If illustrations, drawings, weights, dimensions or other performance data are to be considered binding, they must be expressly agreed to in writing.
• (5) If an order is delivered to a third party, the customer is the client. The purchaser and the recipient of the delivery are considered to be joint clients if the delivery is made to the recipient for his benefit or the recipient of the delivery is enriched in some other way by taking possession and further using the same. The placing of such an order tacitly assures the consent of the customer for this.
• (6) If an order is placed for the account of a third party, the orderer and the invoice placed in their own name or on behalf of someone else. If the invoice recipient is changed to another invoice recipient at the request of the customer after invoicing has already taken place, this results in the tacit assumption of liability by the new invoice recipient. By placing an order in this way, the customer tacitly assures that the invoice recipient has given his consent.
• (7) We retain ownership and copyright to all offers and cost estimates submitted by the contractor this one before. This also applies to all models, drawings, illustrations, brochures, catalogues, calculations and other documents and aids made available to the customer. Without the express written consent of the contractor, the client is not permitted to make these items accessible to third parties, either as such or in terms of content, to disclose them or to use or reproduce them himself or through third parties. At the request of the contractor, the client must return these items to him in full and any copies made destroy if negotiations do not lead to the conclusion of a contract or if these items are no longer required by the customer in the ordinary course of business.
• (8) The contractor reserves the right at all times to use all free products offered (e.g. samples, test products) as well as other free products from the offer without giving reasons and to cancel orders of this type at any time without prior information to the customer. This applies equally to all other products, including those that are subject to a charge, which, due to unforeseen events, make it necessary for the contractor to withdraw from the order.

§ 3a Right of withdrawal

• For principals, the entrepreneurs upon conclusion of the contract act in the exercise of your commercial or self-employed activity, there is no right of withdrawal.
The respective national law of the seller applies.

§ 3 Prices and price changes

• (1) Unless otherwise stated or agreed, the Contractor shall adhere to the price stated in the offer. Otherwise, the prices specified by the contractor in the respective order confirmation are decisive. These do not include the respective statutory valueadded tax and apply to the in The scope of services and scope of delivery listed in the order confirmations. If additional services and deliveries are requested, including additional, reduced or special services, these will be charged separately.
• (2) All prices are given in the selected currency and are for delivery exclusive of the country-specific sales tax, Costs for export deliveries, customs as well as fees and other public charges.
• (3) All subsequent changes to the order made by the contractor after the order has been accepted will be invoiced to the customer. This includes any change, including changes to the commercial order data (e.g. delivery address, shipping method, invoice recipient, payment method, etc.).
• (4) Any change to the delivered or transmitted data at the request of the customer or similar preparatory work will be charged separately.
• (5) The contractor has the right, but not the obligation, to carry out necessary preparatory work on the data supplied or transferred by the client independently and without consulting the client if this serves to meet a fixed deadline or is in the economic interests of the client. The cost calculation for such work takes place according to their respective time expenditure. If the resulting additional costs for the client are more than 5 percent higher than the order value (offer price).
The customer's consent to the calculation of these additional costs must be obtained.
• (6) If the contractor has already provided services, the calculation is based on the services already provided. Only the client himself can request cancellations; these must be made via his customer account.

§ 4 Order Execution / Approval by the Client / Data Delivery

• (1) The contractor carries out all orders on the basis of the order/data delivered or transmitted by the customer, unless another agreement has been made in writing (by fax or e-mail). The order/data must be delivered by the customer in accordance with the file formats specified or requested in the order forms.
• (2) The contractor is not obliged to check deliveries of any kind by the customer or a third party engaged by him (this also includes data carriers and transmitted data).
Excluded from this are obviously unprocessable or unreadable data. The customer is obliged to use protection programs for computer viruses prior to data transmission that correspond to the current technical status. The client alone is responsible for data backup. The contractor has the right to make copies.

§ 5 Delivery and time of performance

• (1) Delivery dates or delivery periods must be in writing, regardless of whether they are agreed as binding or non-binding.
• (2) For the impossibility of delivery or for delays in delivery caused by force majeure or other events that were not foreseeable at the time the contract was concluded (e.g. difficulties in procuring materials or energy, all types of operational disruptions, strikes, Illness, war, transport delays, lack of energy, labor or raw materials, lawful lockouts, difficulties in obtaining necessary official permits, official measures or incorrect, untimely or non-delivery by suppliers, etc.) and which the contractor is not
responsible for represented, the contractor cannot be held liable. If such events make it significantly more difficult or impossible for the contractor to provide the delivery or service and if the hindrance is not only of a temporary nature, the contractor is entitled to withdraw from the contract. If the hindrances are temporary, the delivery or service dates will be postponed and the delivery and service periods will be extended by the period of the hindrance plus a reasonable start-up period. If the customer cannot be expected to accept the delivery/service due to the delay, he can withdraw from the contract with the contractor. For this purpose, an immediate written declaration on the part of the customer is essential.
• (3) If the hindrance lasts longer than one month, the client has the right to withdraw from the contract after setting a reasonable grace period with regard to the part that has not yet been fulfilled. The client cannot assert any claims for damages if the delivery time is extended or the contractor is released from his obligation. The contractor only has the right to invoke the circumstances mentioned if he informs the client immediately.
• (4) The customer may be entitled to compensation for delay, provided this has been requested in writing from the contractor before the order is placed and has been confirmed by him.
• (5) A partial delivery of the agreed delivery/service by the contractor is permitted if the partial delivery can be used by the customer within the scope of the contractually specified purpose, the delivery of the remaining ordered goods can be guaranteed and the customer does not incur any significant additional expenses as a result of the partial services or has to bear additional costs or the additional costs are borne by the contractor.
• (6) The prerequisite for compliance with the delivery and service obligation on the part of the contractor is the timely and proper fulfillment / payment of the customer's obligations. Only dates confirmed in writing by the contractor as fixed dates or binding dates are valid as fixed dates for the provision of services.
• (7) The contractor's liability for damages in the event of a delay in performance/delivery or the impossibility of delivery, for whatever reason, is limited to the stipulation in Section 17 of these General Terms and Conditions.

§ 6 Periodic work

• (1) In the case of contracts for regularly recurring work, there is a notice period of at least three months. The termination takes place at the end of a month.

§ 7 Passing of Risk – Shipping

• (1) As soon as the delivery item ready for dispatch by the contractor has been handed over to the company taking over the transport (forwarding agent, carrier or other third party responsible for carrying out the dispatch) or has left the contractor's works due to the dispatch, the risk is transferred to the customer.
The start of the loading process is decisive for this. This regulation still applies if partial deliveries are made or the contractor has taken on other services. If the customer expresses the wish that the dispatch or handover be delayed or if the dispatch is delayed due to a circumstance the cause of which lies with the customer, the risk is transferred to the customer as soon as his goods are ready for dispatch.
• (2) The client bears all storage costs incurred after the transfer of risk.
The contractor shall bear the storage costs for storage by the contractor for each week that has elapsed since the readiness for delivery. • The contractor reserves the right to assert proof of further or lower storage costs.
• (3) The contractor's place of business is the place of performance for all obligations arising from the contractual relationship, unless otherwise specified.
• (4) Delivery is made to the delivery address specified by the customer.
With regard to a deviating agreement, the written consent of the contractor is required.
• (5) The customer bears the shipping costs.
• (6) If there is external damage to a shipment, the customer may only accept this if the damage was determined by the carrier/forwarding agent. If this determination is not made, all claims for damages from this against the contractor become ineffective.

§ 8 Customer's rights in the event of defects / warranty

• (1) Depending on the item, the warranty period must be agreed in writing with the contractor. It begins with the delivery or with acceptance, insofar as such is necessary.
• (2) After delivery to the customer or the third party specified by him, the delivered items must be examined immediately and carefully. If the contractor does not receive a notice of defects about the obvious defects or other defects that could be identified during the immediate and careful inspection when the delivery item is handed over to the customer, these are deemed to have been approved. Defects that could not be detected during this careful inspection must also be reported within three working days after discovery of the defect or the point in time at which the defect could be detected by the customer during normal use of the delivery item without further examination contractors are reported. Notifications of defects must always be made in writing (including by email or fax). If the contractor requests that the goods complained about be returned, they must be returned carriage paid. Goods that are sent back freight collect will not be accepted. If the notice of defects is justified, the contractor shall bear the costs of the cheapest shipping method, provided that the delivery item is at the place of its intended use. If he is at a different location and the costs increase as a result, the contractor will not be responsible for this. The obligation to examine also applies to those sent for correction primary and intermediate products. With the release of the order, the risk of possible errors passes to the customer, provided that the errors did not first arise in the production process following the release or could only be recognized here and were caused by the contractor intentionally or through gross negligence. This regulation also applies to all other release declarations by the customer.
• (3) Minor deviations from the original, e.g. in the case of color reproductions, cannot be objected to in any manufacturing process. For technical reasons, this also applies to the comparison between other templates (e.g. samples, proofs and printout data) -
even if these were created by the contractor - and the end product.
• (4) The contractor is exempt from any liability if the customer has not accepted a sample, proof or print created by the contractor or has provided a sample or printout of the print data himself. In this context, no complaints will be accepted.
• (5) If part of the delivered goods is defective, this does not justify a complaint about the entire delivery. An exception only applies if the partial delivery is of no interest to the customer.
• (6) Up to a level of 3% excess or short deliveries from a quantity order of 1,000 pieces. or more to add to the ordered goods.
• (7) In the event of material defects in the delivered items, the contractor is obliged and entitled to choose between subsequent improvement or replacement delivery within a reasonable period of time. The customer can withdraw from the contract or reduce the purchase price appropriately if a repair or replacement delivery fails, for example due to impossibility, unreasonableness, refusal or unreasonable delay.
• (8) If the defect is the responsibility of the contractor and is based on his fault, the customer can demand compensation, taking into account the conditions specified in §17.
• (9) If the contractor is unable to rectify defects in the products/parts of other manufacturers for licensing or factual reasons, he can either assert his warranty claims against manufacturers and suppliers for the customer's invoices or assign these to the customer. In the case of such defects, there are only warranty claims against the contractor under the other conditions and in accordance with these General Terms and Conditions if the judicial enforcement of the aforementioned claims against the supplier/manufacturer was unsuccessful or is futile, for example due to insolvency. For the duration of the legal dispute, the statute of limitations for the affected warranty claims on the part of the customer against the contractor is suspended.
• (10) The contractor shall not be liable if the customer makes changes to the delivery item or has them made by third parties without the consent of the contractor.
This makes the rectification of defects unreasonably difficult or even impossible.
The client alone has to pay for the additional costs that arise when the defect is remedied.
• (11) If a delivery of used items is agreed with the client in an individual case, any warranty is voided.
• (12) All templates that the contractor receives will be treated with care. If the templates are damaged or lost, the contractor only accepts liability up to the material value. Any further claims are excluded. Specimen copies sent in to check the complaint cannot be returned for legal reasons.
• (13) All of the above limitations of liability are invalid in the case of grossly negligent and intentional behavior (see also §17).
• (14) The contractor is not liable for normal wear and tear.
• (15) Claims due to defects are not assignable, but are only available to the direct client against the contractor.

§ 9 Retention of title

• (1) The retention of title is regulated below. It serves to secure all current and future claims on the part of the contractor against the client, which result from the supply relationship between the two contracting parties for the products offered by the contractor.
• (2) The contractor retains ownership of the delivered goods until all secured claims have been paid in full by the customer. These goods and the goods covered by the retention of title that take their place under this agreement are referred to below as "reserved goods".
• (3) The client is obligated to store the reserved goods for the contractor free of charge.
• (4) The client has the right to process and sell the goods subject to retention of title in the ordinary course of business until the event of realization (paragraph 9).
Pledges and assignments by way of security are not permitted.
• (5) It is agreed that in the event that the goods subject to retention of title are processed by the customer, the processing is carried out in the name and for the account of the contractor as manufacturer and the contractor has direct ownership or co-ownership/fractional ownership (if the processing consists of substances from several ownership takes place or the value of the processed item is higher than the value of the reserved goods) of the newly created item in the ratio of the value of the reserved goods to the value of the newly created item. If the contractor does not acquire ownership in this way, the customer already now transfers his future ownership or co-ownership (in the above-mentioned ratio) to the newly created item to the contractor for his security. If the goods subject to retention of title are inseparably mixed with other items in this context or are combined with them to form a single item and one of the other items is to be regarded as the main item, the customer receives proportionate co-ownership of the single item from the contractor, insofar as the main item belongs to him matter in the relationship specified in sentence 1.
• (6) In the event of a resale of the goods subject to retention of title, the customer hereby assigns the resulting claim against the purchaser to the contractor as a precaution. In the case of co-ownership of the contractor in the goods subject to retention of title, this is done proportionately according to the co-ownership share.
The same regulation applies to all other claims that take the place of the reserved goods or otherwise arise with regard to the reserved goods. This includes but is not limited to insurance claims or claims in tort for loss or destruction. The customer is revocably authorized by the contractor to collect the claims assigned to the contractor in his own name for the account of the contractor. This direct debit authorization may only be revoked by the contractor in the event of realisation.
• (7) In the event of access to the goods subject to retention of title by third parties (in particular by bailiffs and seizure), the customer is obliged to point out the property of the contractor and to notify him immediately so that he can assert his property rights.
If judicial and extrajudicial costs incurred by the contractor in this context cannot be borne by the third party, the customer shall be liable to the contractor for these.
• (8) If the value of the goods subject to retention of title and the items or claims replacing them exceed the amount of the secured claims by more than 50%, the contractor will release these to publishers of his choice.
• (9) If the customer breaches the contract – particularly in the event of default in payment – the contractor has the right to withdraw from the contract (case of
enforcement) and to demand the return of the reserved goods.

§ 10 Payment

• (1) The only payment option is prepayment, unless otherwise agreed in writing between the customer and the contractor. When paying by direct debit or credit card (VISA and MASTER card only), the invoice amount will be collected from the client before production begins. Any bank charges incurred will be charged to the client.
• (2) If the client refuses to accept the goods without justification, the contractor has the right to claim damages. This sum does not include sales tax and need not be unreasonable.
• (3) Invoices are payable immediately upon receipt without deduction, unless there is a written agreement on other terms of payment.
• (4) Both sales personnel and technical personnel are not authorized to collect cash.
Payments with a discharging effect can only be made directly to the contractor or to a bank or postal check account specified by the contractor.
• (5) The contractor expressly reserves the right to refuse checks or the exchange of other currencies. Checks and other currencies are only ever accepted as payment.
Discount and bill of exchange charges are due immediately and are to be borne by the customer.
• (6) If the client has older debts with the contractor, the contractor is entitled to initially offset payments against the client's older debts, despite provisions to the contrary. The contractor informs the client about the offsetting that has taken place.
Costs and interest that have already been incurred entitle the contractor to offset the customer's payment first against the costs, then against the interest and finally against the main service.
• (7) Only when the Contractor can access the amount, a payment is deemed to have been made. With regard to checks, payment is deemed to have been made only when the check has been cashed and can no longer be returned.
• (8) In principle, a reasonable advance payment or security, for example by credit card or guarantee, can be requested for all orders.
• (9) If a significant deterioration in the customer's financial situation or creditworthiness becomes known after the conclusion of the contract and this jeopardizes the fulfillment of the payment claim, the contractor has the right to demand advance payments, to retain the goods and to stop further work. If further deliveries are based on this contractual relationship and if the customer is also in deflay with these, the right of the contractor mentioned in this paragraph also applies here.
• (10) Even if counterclaims and notices of defects are asserted, the client is only entitled to set-off, retention or reduction if the counterclaims have been legally established or are undisputed. However, the customer is also entitled to retention due to counterclaims from the same contractual relationship.

§ 11 Accounts, permits and changes

• (1) All invoices issued by the contractor are subject to possible errors. The contractor can issue a new, corrected invoice no later than six weeks after receipt of the invoices by the client. After six weeks from receipt of the invoice by the customer, the invoice is deemed to have been accepted by the latter, unless the customer objects to the contractor in writing within this period of six weeks, stating the item on the invoice that is the subject of the complaint. This also includes desired changes to the billing address or the bill recipient. The period of six weeks does not affect the obligation to pay or the obligation to notify defects within the shorter period specified in these General Terms and Conditions.

§ 12 Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks

• (1) The customer and his customers are indemnified by the contractor against claims arising from infringements of copyrights, trademarks or patents and the like, provided that the design of a delivery item or the data supplied does not originate from the customer.
• (2) The indemnification obligation of the contractor to the client referred to in §12(1) is limited to the amount of the foreseeable damage. Another prerequisite for the exemption is that the contractor is allowed to conduct legal disputes. In addition, the alleged violation of rights must be attributable exclusively to the contractor's delivery item without connection or use with other products.
• (3) The contractor can free himself from the paragraphs and the obligations assumed thereby, if he either: o [a] is able to obtain the necessary licenses in relation to the rights allegedly infringed (copyright, trademark or patent, etc.), or o [b] provide the Client with a replacement in the form of a modified Deliverable or part thereof which, in the event of an exchange for the infringing Deliverable or part thereof, eliminates the allegation of infringement with respect to the Deliverable.

§ 13 Industrial property rights and copyrights

• (1) If the execution of the order infringes the rights of third parties (in particular copyright, trademark or patent rights and the like), the customer shall be solely liable for this. With his order, the client declares that he is in possession of the duplication and reproduction rights of the submitted documents. In the event of a violation of rights in this regard, the customer shall indemnify the contractor against all third-party claims.

§ 14 Commercial practice and copyright

• (1) Unless a different order has been placed, the commercial customs with the applicable law of the contractor's country shall apply in commercial transactions. This includes, among other things, the non-existing obligation to hand over intermediate products such as data, pre-productions or those created to manufacture the end product owed.
• (2) The contractor reserves all rights (copyright) for all services rendered on behalf of the customer – in particular graphic drafts, text and image marks, layouts, etc.
With the remuneration of the client for the work of the contractor, the client only pays for the work performed itself, but not the intellectual property rights and in particular not the right of further reproduction. If there is a written agreement, the copyright can be transferred to the client or a third party against payment of a fee. In this case, the rights are only transferred to the client or the third party once the agreed fee has been paid.

§ 15 Confidentiality

• (1) The information submitted to the contractor in connection with orders is not considered confidential unless something else has been expressly agreed in writing.
• (2) The participant undertakes to process personal data from other users, which he receives via the hot-s-hot.com service (e.g. via incoming orders), only for processing and answering the respective request and to use. Any further use of this data, in particular for advertising purposes, may only take place after obtaining the necessary consent(s) from the persons concerned.

§ 16 Data and order documents

• (1) Data that the contractor receives from the client on the basis of the business contract will only be stored by the contractor for processing the order received.
• (2) Archiving of items brought in or sent by the customer, such as templates, data or data carriers, is only possible after written agreement and for a special fee beyond the time of handover of the end product. If this is to happen, the customer must take care of this himself if there is no agreement. The contractor cannot be held liable for any damage or loss, for whatever reason. An exception is grossly negligent or intentional behavior (see §17).
• (3) The search for data in the archive can be charged at cost.
• (4) Other order documents and data on CD/DVD/other data carriers cannot be returned.
• (5) The customer acknowledges that his data from the contractual relationship will be stored by the contractor for the purpose of data processing. The contractor also reserves the right to transmit the data to third parties (e.g. parcel services, insurance companies, etc.) if this is necessary for the fulfillment of the contract.

§ 17 Liability for damages due to negligence

• (1) In accordance with this §17, the contractor's liability for damages, regardless of the reason (in particular due to impossibility, defective or incorrect delivery, delay, breach of obligations during contract negotiations and tort), is limited, whereby it is
culpability matters.
• (2) The contractor cannot be held liable for o [a] simple negligence of its organs, employees, legal representatives or other vicarious agents, o [b] gross negligence on the part of its non-executive employees or other vicarious agents, unless there is a breach of essential contractual obligations. Essential to the contract are the obligation to deliver and install on time and free of defects, as well as duties of care, advice and protection that are important for the contractual use of the delivery item by the customer or the protection of life and limb of the customer's staff or third parties or the property of the customer aim to protect the client from considerable damage.
• (3) If the contractor is liable for damages based on Section 17(2), this liability shall be limited to the damage that was foreseeable for the contractor at the time the contract was concluded as a possible consequence of a breach of contract or that he could incur when applying due diligence, taking into account the circumstances that
were known to him or that he should have known, should have foreseen. In addition, only indirect damage and consequential damage resulting from defects in the delivery item can be compensated if such damage is typically to be expected when the delivery item is used as intended.
• (4) Even if it is a matter of a breach of essential contractual obligations, in the event of liability for simple negligence, the Contractor's obligation to pay compensation for property damage and personal injury is at most double for all insured events in one insurance year ($6.00) and at most one amount of $3.00 per injured person.
• (5) The exclusions and limitations of liability also apply to the same extent in favor of the organs, employees, legal representatives and other vicarious agents of the contractor.
• (6) Free technical information and advice provided by the contractor that is not part of the scope of delivery agreed, owed and specified in the contract is excluded from any liability.
• (7) The restrictions on the contractor's liability mentioned in this paragraph do not apply to guaranteed characteristics, in the event of injury to life, limb or health, in the event of intentional behavior or under the Production Liability Act.

§ 18 Final Provisions - Governing Law, Venue and Severability

• (1) If disputes arise from the terms and conditions between the contractor and the client (if the client is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law), the contractor has the choice of choosing the contractor's registered office as the place of jurisdiction or the seat of the customer. The registered office of the contractor is the sole place of jurisdiction for legal action against the contractor. Compulsory business provisions on exclusive places of jurisdiction remain unaffected by this provision.
• (2) The right of the valid legal version of the contractor is based on these terms and conditions and the entire legal relationship between the contractor and the client.
• (3) If the contract or these General Terms and Conditions contain loopholes, the legally effective regulations for filling these loopholes shall be deemed to have been agreed, which the two contracting parties would have agreed according to the economic objectives of the contract and for the purpose of these General Terms and Conditions if the loophole was known would have been.
• (4) In the event that a provision in these General Terms and Conditions or a provision within the framework of other agreements is or becomes invalid, the validity of all other provisions or agreements remains unaffected.
• (5) If the client is an entrepreneur, but not a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law, the provisions specified in §18(1) also apply. 

General terms and conditions hot-s-hot.com contract supplement trade - private

1. hot-s-hot.com provides an online service with the marketplace ad services, through which the user as an advertiser can create and publish offers and requests (hereinafter referred to as “ads”) consisting of text and images and as Interested parties can see advertisements published by other users. In addition, the hot-s-hot.com services also enable the exchange of electronic messages between advertisers and interested parties. Insofar as this is necessary for the conversion into file formats suitable for the hot-s-hot.com services, hot-s-hot.com will convert the user's advertisements into formats for use in mobile applications and websites.
2. The hot-s-hot.com services are used to publish advertisements and bring together suppliers and prospects for the goods and services posted. hot-shot.com itself is not a provider of the products advertised in the advertisements.
3. As part of the ad display and on a user's overview page, hot-s-hot.com displays additional information about the user and their activities in the hot-shot.com services (this can include information on the response rate and/or average Response time to requests for published ads, so-called activity indicators). hot-s-hot.com can also identify the user based on certain criteria.
4. hot-s-hot.com enables users to evaluate each other based on a concrete interaction with each other and in a publicly accessible way. The use of the rating system is based on the principle of the hot-s-hot.com rating function.
5. hot-s-hot.com allows users to follow other users or ads and to save searches. hot-s-hot.com informs the user about articles on the watch list, e.g. changes in the description or price changes, about newly listed articles of the following users as well as about new articles that match a search request.
6. hot-s-hot.com publishes and advertises the hot-s-hot.com services and the advertisements placed by the users itself and through third parties, for example by integrating the advertisements or excerpts thereof on websites, within software Applications (“Apps”), in emails, in print, radio and television marketing campaigns or in other media. hot-s-hot.com also allows third parties to advertise their offers and services through the hot-s-hot.com services. hots-hot.com may also provide third parties with access to the data, information and content published through the hot-s-hot.com Services to support these activities. The user permits hot-s-hot.com to use its ads for the purpose of advertising and increasing the reach of the hot-s-hot.com services.
This also applies to translations for the purpose of integrating the translated advertisements into foreign-language offers.
7. The classified ads customer service is available to every user free of charge to submit complaints and other inquiries and also operates an internal complaints management system for commercial users. The customer service documents submitted complaints, examines them carefully and will take any necessary measures within a reasonable time frame and inform the user about this or about the result of the complaint procedure. 8. hot-s-hot.com enables users to sort the search results based on various criteria (e.g. listing date, price). In addition, the search results also show ads for which the respective provider has agreed to pay an additional fee for their prominent display (e.g. as a top ad).

A) Registration, user account

1. For full use of the hot-s-hot.com services, in particular for placing advertisements, displaying certain contact details of advertisers and exchanging electronic messages with other users, the user must register with hot-s-hot .com required. The prerequisite for registration is that the user is a natural person, legal entity or partnership. If the user is a minor, he may only register at hot-s-hot.com with the consent of his legal guardian. In this case, hot-s-hot.com reserves the right to make the provision of services dependent on the submission of proof of the consent of the legal guardian.
2. The user is obliged to provide the data collected during registration by hots-hot.com truthfully and completely. If the data changes after registration, the user is obliged to update the data himself immediately in the passwordprotected user area of the hot-s-hot.com services.
3. By submitting the registration form, the user submits an offer to conclude a user agreement with hot-s-hot.com, with which he accepts the validity of the terms of use and declares his knowledge of the data protection declaration.
If hot-s-hot.com accepts the registration, the user will receive a confirmation email with a personalized link. Upon receipt of the confirmation e-mail, hot-s-hot.com and the user enter into a contract for the use of hot-s-hot.com services (hereinafter "usage contract"). In order to complete the registration, the user must access the link provided in the confirmation e-mail and thus verify his e-mail address. There is no entitlement to the conclusion of a usage contract.
4. With successful registration, a user account is created for the user, which he can access using his e-mail address and the password chosen during registration. The password can be changed by the user at any time via the password-protected user area. It must be kept secret by the user and protected from access by unauthorized third parties. If the user discovers or suspects that his access data is being used by a third party without authorization, he must notify hot-s-hot.com of this immediately and change his password immediately.
5. Each user may only register once with the hot-s-hot.com services for private use and for commercial or freelance use ("commercial users") of the hot-shot.com services. User accounts are not transferrable.
6. hot-s-hot.com can make the use of certain functions of the hot-s-hot.com services or the extent to which individual functions can be used dependent on the fulfillment of additional requirements, e.g. B. the provision of additional data, an examination and verification of the user's data, the duration of use,
the type of use (private/commercial), the user's previous payment history and/or the submission of certain evidence.
7 hot-s-hot.com also reserves the right to test new or changed functions and features for specific user groups in order to improve the user experience, insofar as this is reasonable for the users, taking into account the legitimate interests of hot-s-hot.com . This can lead to different representations for different users.
8. The user receives an overview of the ads he has published on his user profile page. He also receives information about his activity indicators and can make changes to his settings, preferences and data.
9. As part of the hot-s-hot.com services, hot-s-hot.com has access to various information about users, including personal data. This includes, in particular, information that users transmit to hot-s-hot.com as part of the hot-s-hot.com services (e.g. contact or advertisement information) as well as information that is used in the provision and processing of the hot-s- hot.com services are generated (e.g. ratings, activity indicators or communication). Users receive information necessary for the provision of the hot-s-hot.com service (in particular, the messages and contact information of an interested buyer) through the hot-s-hot.com service. Users also have access to important information they have submitted (particularly under Messages, Ads and Settings) through the “Mine” section. 10. hot-s-hot.com provides certain user groups with analysis data on their activities and on the ads they have placed. hot-s-hot.com only passes on the advertisements, including the information contained therein about users and other information from the hot-s-hot.com services, to third parties or provides third parties with access to this information if this required for the provision of the hot-s-hot.com service (e.g. to increase the range in the case of advertising the hot-s-hot.com service and the publication of the advertisements via third parties in accordance with Section 1 No. 7 of these Terms of Use ) or hot-s-hot.com is legally or contractually entitled to do so. 

Informed about the processing of personal data by hot-s-hot.com including the transmission to third parties and the rights of the user as the person concerned hot-s-hot.com in the privacy policy.

B) Conclusion of advertising and service package contracts

1. If the user has successfully registered with hot-s-hot.com, he has the opportunity to create his own advertisements free of charge via the hot-s-hot.com services and in the hot-s-hot.com services to publish.
hot-s-hot.com reserves the right to only publish advertisements in certain categories against payment of a fee. Irrespective of this, hot-s-hot.com reserves the right to limit the number of advertisements published free of charge by a user within a certain period of time and to only offer the publication of additional advertisements against payment of a fee.
When placing an advertisement, the user has the option of selecting and booking certain additional services that are subject to a fee or to book such additional services that are subject to a fee after the publication of an advertisement. hot-s-hot.com can offer service packages with special services or conditions for certain user groups and/or in certain categories.
2. By entering the display data, if necessary selecting additional services that are subject to a fee or selecting the desired service package and submitting the corresponding form, the user gives hot-s-hot.com a binding offer to conclude a contract for the temporary publication of the advertisement (hereinafter "advertisement contract") or a service package (hereinafter "service package contract") in the hot-s-hot. com services for which additional terms may apply. The process can be canceled at any time before the form is sent by closing the browser window or the application. The user also has the option of checking the content of the designed ad using a preview function before submitting the form and correcting his or her details if necessary.
3. hot-s-hot.com can accept the offer to conclude an advertisement contract by making a separate declaration to the user or by activating the advertisement.
With the acceptance of the offer by hot-s-hot.com, the advertising contract or the service package contract is concluded. hot-s-hot.com is not obliged to accept contractual offers from the user.
4. The advertisement data is stored electronically in each case. The user can manage his advertisements in the password-protected user area of the hot-shot.com services, in particular also delete them there. The text of the advertising contract is not saved separately. However, the user can call up the terms of use on which the advertising contract or the service package contract is based at any time via the hot-s-hot.com website and then save them in a reproducible form.
5. Even after an advertisement contract has been concluded, it is possible for technical reasons that the advertisement cannot be found immediately after activation via the category search or with the help of search terms within the hot-s-hot.com services.
6. In the case of an invoice being sent, this is done exclusively electronically.
7 The user is not permitted to offer or cede the acquired services to third parties without the consent of hot-s-hot.com; this applies in particular to services from a service package contract.

C) Content requirements for advertisements placed

1. The user is obliged to place each advertisement in the appropriate category and to describe his respective offer truthfully and stating all relevant characteristics and properties in words and, if possible, also with meaningful pictures. hot-s-hot.com can support the user, e.g. by suggesting a category or other features of the item offered based on the specified title. The user is obliged to check all entries carefully and only accept appropriate suggestions for his advertisement.
2. When placing an advertisement, the user is also obliged to state whether he is publishing the advertisement privately or in the exercise of a commercial or self-employed professional activity. hot-s-hot.com can, under certain conditions, demand that the user generally specifies whether he is using his user account purely privately or purely commercially.
3. The posting of advertisements, texts, images or other content that violates legal provisions, these terms of use, the rights of third parties or morality is prohibited. In particular, it is forbidden to post content - which violate copyright, trademark and competition law regulations or statutory provisions on the protection of minors, -that violate the rules regarding prohibited content, or which contain untrue information or which are otherwise misleading.
4. Users who use the hot-s-hot.com services as a commercial provider or otherwise for business purposes are subject to special legal regulations.
They are i.a. obliged to fulfill the legal information obligations and, in particular, to provide a complete provider identification that satisfies the legal requirements. hot-s-hot.com assumes no liability for the correctness and completeness of your information.

D) Special obligations of the user

1. The user is obliged to refrain from any actions that could endanger the safe operation of the hot-s-hot.com services or annoy other users or that would otherwise go beyond the intended use of the hot-s-hot.com services.
In particular, he is obliged to refrain from - Email advertisements, SMS advertisements, chain letters or other annoying  to send content, - Send viruses or any other technology that disrupts the hot-s-hot.com  services or could damage the interests or property of other users, - the infrastructure of the hot-s-hot.com services an excessive load suspend or  otherwise disrupt the functioning of the hot-s-hot.com to disrupt or endanger  services, - Content from hot-s-hot.com without the prior consent of hot-s-hot.com  reproduce, make publicly available, distribute, edit or otherwise use in a  manner that is beyond the intended use of the hot-s-hot.com services. - the advertisements or other content of third parties without their prior consent  to reproduce, to make publicly available, to distribute, to edit or otherwise use  in a manner that is beyond the intended use of the hot-s-hot.com services. - without the express written consent of hot-s-hot.com Crawler, Use spiders,  scrapers or other automated mechanisms to access access the  hot-s-hot.com services and collect content, - Information, in particular e-mail addresses or telephone numbers, about others Collect or collect users without the prior consent of the users use, - circumvent measures intended to prevent access to the hot-s-hot.com  prevent or restrict services.
2. The user is obliged to back up all data and information stored within the hot-s-hot.com services that he currently or could need for the purposes of preserving evidence, bookkeeping or other purposes, on his own storage medium and to archive.

E) Deleting ads, blocking users, other measures

1. hot-s-hot.com is entitled to delete advertisements or other content of the user placed in the hot-s-hot.com services in whole or in part or to delay or not to publish advertisements or other content of the user , if there are concrete indications that the advertisement or the content violates these terms of use or legal requirements, or that the user has otherwise culpably violated contractual obligations. In such a case, hot-s-hot.com can also warn the user and/or temporarily or permanently exclude the user from using the hot-s-hot.com
services. In the event of a temporary or permanent blocking, hot-s-hot.com will inform the user of this circumstance 30 days before the blocking takes effect and justify this on a durable medium (e.g. e-mail), provided there are no compelling reasons to the contrary. The aforementioned period does not apply if the termination or permanent blocking is due to mandatory legal provisions or official orders or hot-s-hot.com can prove that the user repeatedly violated these terms of use, which led to termination or permanent blocking.
2. hot-s-hot.com also reserves the right not to publish advertisements or to remove them from the hot-s-hot.com services where there are indications that the advertised product is not freely available for sale or otherwise is offered in an unlawful manner, or if there are indications that the ad is intended or was placed for abusive purposes. hot-s-hot.com also reserves the right to exclude certain products from an advertisement and to remove corresponding advertisements if these products are typically advertised for improper purposes.
3. If a user was excluded from using the hot-s-hot.com services by hot-shot.com or if the contract of use with the user was terminated, the user may also use the hot-s-hot.com services with other user accounts, including such user accounts that were created for third parties, and do not register again for a registration with the hot-s-hot.com services.
4. hot-s-hot.com is entitled to restrict or terminate the provision of the hot-s-hot.com services in whole or in part and to delay the publication of advertisements or other user content if this is due to capacity limitations , the security or integrity of the server or to carry out technical measures, or this serves the proper or improved provision of services (maintenance work).
5. If hot-s-hot.com takes one of the measures, users have the opportunity to clarify the facts underlying such measures as part of the internal complaints management procedure of hot-s-hot.com's customer service.

F) Fees

1. hot-s-hot.com charges fees for certain services provided in connection with the hot-s-hot.com services and the use of certain functions of the hot-s-hot.com services. hot-s-hot.com will expressly inform the user of the liability to pay and the amount of the costs incurred before each booking of a fee-based service.
2. From hot-s-hot.com for the provision of its own services within the The prices quoted for hot-s-hot.com services are in the selected national currency, including statutory sales tax.
3. Agreed fees are due for payment immediately and can be paid using the means of payment accepted by hot-s-hot.com. If hot-s-hot.com offers and accepts SEPA direct debit as a means of payment, direct debit will be announced. If the collection of the claim fails despite timely notification and the user is responsible for the failure, he must reimburse hot-s-hot.com for the additional costs incurred as a result.

G) Liability of hot-s-hot.com

1. The advertisements and other user content published on the hot-s-hot.com services do not reflect the opinion of hot-s-hot.com and are not checked by hot-s-hot.com for their legality, accuracy and completeness. hot-s-hot.com does not guarantee the accuracy and completeness of the information contained in the advertisements, nor does it guarantee the quality, safety or legality of the goods or services offered by users.
2. hot-s-hot.com is liable according to the statutory provisions for intent and gross negligence on the part of hot-s-hot.com, its legal representatives, executive employees or other vicarious agents. The same applies to the assumption of guarantees or any other assumption of no-fault liability as well as claims under the Product Liability Act or culpable injury to life, limb or health. hot-s-hot.com is also liable for simple negligent violations of essential contractual obligations caused by hot-s-hot.com, its representatives, executives and other vicarious agents, i.e. such obligations, the fulfillment of which the user relies on for the proper execution of the contract regularly trusts and may trust in the contract, but in this case the amount is limited to the typically occurring, foreseeable damage. Any further liability of hot-s-hot.com is excluded.
3. Insofar as hot-s-hot.com's liability is excluded or limited, this also applies to the personal liability of its legal representatives, executive employees and other vicarious agents.

H) User Liability

1. The user releases hot-s-hot.com from all claims that other users or other third parties may have due to an infringement of their rights through advertisements and other content posted by the user on the hot-s-hot.com services or due to assert his other use of the hot-s-hot.com services against hot-s-hot.com. The user assumes the costs of the necessary legal defense of hot-s-hot.com including all court and attorney fees in the statutory amount.
The right to exemption does not exist if the user is not responsible for the infringement.
2. In the event of a claim by a third party, the user is obliged to immediately provide hot-s-hot.com with all the information required for the examination of the claims and a defense against them, truthfully and completely upon request.
3. Any liability of the user that goes beyond these regulations remains unaffected.

I) Termination of the License Agreement

1. Unless otherwise agreed, the user can terminate the contract of use, e.g. as part of a service package, at any time in text form without observing a period of notice. To do this, it is sufficient to send a notice of termination by email to hot-s-hot.com customer service (info@hot-s-hot.com) or via mail to: 1a-idee.com AG, Division: hot-s-hot.com, Heinkelstrasse 1-3, 30827 Garbsen. In the event of cancellation during an ongoing fee-based additional service, there is no entitlement to a (pro rata) refund.
2. hot-s-hot.com can terminate the contract of use at any time with a notice period of 30 days. If an agreement has been reached between the user and hot-s-hot.com for an additional service that is subject to a fee and associated with a specific term, and the agreed term only ends after the time specified in sentence 1, hot-s-hot shall be deemed to have terminated the contract .com is only possible with a notice period of 30 days before the end of the agreed term of the additional service. hot-s-hot.com will justify the termination to commercial users on a durable medium (e.g. e-mail). The user may no longer book any new services from hot-s-hot.com after receipt of a cancellation declared by hot-s-hot.com. The deadline does not apply if the termination is due to mandatory legal provisions or official orders. hot-s-hot.com will justify this to the user separately, unless there are compelling reasons to the contrary. hot-s-hot.com's right to delete individual advertisements, to block users and to carry out other measures as well as the right to termination without notice for good cause remains unaffected.
3. With the termination of the contract of use, all current advertisements of the user will be removed from the hot-s-hot.com services and the user's user account will be deactivated. From this point in time, the user no longer has access to the user account. The user account and all user data stored for it will be deleted no later than six months after the end of the contract. This does not apply to data that hot-s-hot.com is legally obliged to keep or has a legitimate interest in keeping, e.g. to prevent a renewed login after a legitimate block.
Aggregated data generated through use can, in principle, continue to be stored even after the end of the contract.
4. hot-s-hot.com also reserves the right to irrevocably deactivate and delete user accounts with incomplete registration data and user accounts that have been inactive for a period of at least 12 months. hot-s-hot.com will notify the user at least 30 days before deleting the user account on a durable medium (e.g. by e-mail).

J) Privacy

Detailed information on the collection, processing and use ofthe user's personal data in connection with registration, theimplementation of the user agreement and the use of the hot-s-hot.comservices can be found in the data protection declaration of hot-s-hot.com.

K) Modification of the Terms of Use

The following applies to changes to these terms of use: The user can agree to the changed terms of use by accepting them when placing an advertisement or when requesting an advertisement; hot-s-hot.com will then mark this with a corresponding note. On the other hand, hot-s-hot.com can propose a change to these terms of use to the user at any time. Changes to these terms of use will be offered to users in text form (e.g. by e-mail) no later than 30 days before the proposed effective date. The user's consent shall be deemed to have been given if the rejection is not notified to hot-s-hot.com in text form before the proposed effective date of the changes. If the user does not agree with the changes, he has the right to cancel without notice and free of charge up to the proposed effective date of the changes. In the message with which the changes are offered, hot-s-hot.com also specifically points out to the user the right to refuse, the deadline for doing so and the possibility of termination.
The changed terms of use will also be published on the website of hot-shot.com published.

L) Exercise of rights by third parties, assumption of contract 

1. hot-s-hot.com may use other affiliated companies for the purpose of fulfilling the contract and exercising the rights arising from this contract.
2. hot-s-hot.com is entitled to transfer all or part of its rights and obligations from this contractual relationship to a third party with a notice period of four weeks. In this case, the participant is entitled to terminate the contract of use.

M) Final Provisions

1. The law of the provider's registered office applies exclusively to the terms of use, the contract of use and all agreements based thereon between hot-shot.com and the user. The application of the UN Sales Convention (CISG) is excluded. If the user acts as a consumer, the mandatory consumer protection regulations that apply in the country in which the user has his habitual residence also apply, provided that they grant the user more extensive protection.
2. If the user is a merchant within the meaning of the German Commercial Code, a special fund under public law or a legal entity under public law, the provider's registered office is the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from the contract of use and the agreements based on it. The same applies if the participant moves his place of residence abroad after the conclusion of the contract or has no general place of jurisdiction in the country in which the provider has its registered office. For users who are consumers, the place of jurisdiction is the user's place of residence. For all disputes arising from the contract of use and these terms of use, the additional place of jurisdiction for consumers is Hanover.
3. hot-s-hot.com is neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution procedures with consumers before a consumer arbitration board.
4. hot-s-hot.com is willing to cooperate with mediators in order to reach an outof-court settlement of any disputes with commercial users; Before initiating such a mediation process, however, commercial users should try to clarify their concerns with hot-s-hot.com's customer service (see §1 No. 7 of these Terms of Use).
5. Should individual provisions of these Terms of Use be or become void or ineffective in whole or in part, this shall not affect the effectiveness of the remaining provisions. Statutory law takes the place of provisions of these Terms of Use that are not included or are ineffective. If such statutory law is not available in the respective case (regulatory loophole) or would lead to an intolerable result, the parties will enter into negotiations to find an effective regulation that comes as close as possible economically to the non-included or ineffective provision.

N) Content and Communication

• (1) By completing your purchase, you accept receipt of any emails (including merchant emails) you may receive to notify you of payment, processing, or the processing process.
• (2) hot-s-hot.com assumes no liability or responsibility for any communication from or with the seller on or through the platform. You may not derive any rights from any request, from any communication with the Seller, or from any acknowledgment (of any kind) of any communication or request. hot-s-hot.com cannot guarantee that any request or communication will be (timely) read/received/fulfilled/executed/accepted by the seller.
• (3) In order to carry out your purchase process completely and securely, you must enter your correct e-mail address. We are not responsible or liable for any incorrect or misspelled email address or incorrect (mobile) telephone number, credit card number or bank account number and have no obligation to verify it.
• (4) The participant is solely responsible for the content of the advertisements.
hot-s-hot.com neither checks the correctness nor the completeness of the content of the advertisements. hot-s-hot.com assumes no liability for the correctness and completeness of the advertisements.
• (5) hot-s-hot.com only provides the technical requirements for the transmission of information with the office module, ratings and mail systems hot-s-hot.com has no influence on the content of the transmitted data