General terms and conditions (GTC)
Red Pill GmbH
Heidemannstraße 25-27 Rgb.
80939 München
1. Scope
1.1. These general terms and conditions apply to contracts that the customer concludes with Red Pill GmbH (hereinafter referred to as „service provider“) via the website https://handelsregisterauszug.kaufen.
1.2. Customers can be consumers and entrepreneurs. A consumer is any natural person who concludes a legal transaction for purposes that cannot primarily be attributed to their commercial or independent professional activity.
1.3. The customer’s general terms and conditions do not become part of the contract unless the service provider expressly agrees to their validity.
1.4. Individual agreements between the contracting parties have priority over these general terms and conditions.
2. Subject of contract
2.1. The customer commissions the service provider to retrieve and transmit extracts from public registers. In return, the customer pays a fee for this service.
2.2. The service provider does not operate a public register and does not create its own register extracts. The service provider does not check the content of register extracts or their timeliness.
3. Conclusion of contract
3.1. The customer selects the country of the registry office and the register extract he or she desires on the website https://handelsregisterauszug.kaufen.
3.2. After entering the required data, the customer will be asked to pay the fee. A contract is concluded with the payment of the fee.
3.3. The customer receives an order confirmation by email from the service provider with the order details. These general terms and conditions can be accessed and saved when the contract is concluded. The customer has no further access to the contract text.
3.4. Consumers have a 14-day statutory right of withdrawal. This right of cancellation expires prematurely as soon as the service provider has fully provided its service if the consumer has agreed to the immediate execution of the service and confirmed his knowledge of the premature expiry.
4. Order execution
4.1. The service provider retrieves an extract from the respective public register based on the information provided by the customer. The register extract provided by the registry office is then sent to the email address provided by the customer as a PDF document.
4.2. The transmission will take place within the specified delivery time. The delivery time does not apply if the public register cannot be accessed due to disruptions, overloads, or other restrictions. In this case, the delivery time begins when the restrictions end.
4.3. If the service provider does not deliver an extract from the register within the specified period, the customer can withdraw from the contract after unsuccessfully setting a reasonable grace period.
5. Fee
5.1. The fee corresponds to the fee for the service stated on the website.
5.2. The customer has several payment methods available from which he can choose one. The customer must bear all bank fees incurred in domestic and international payment transactions.
5.3. The customer agrees that invoices will only be sent digitally to the email address provided.
6. Rights of use
The customer acquires the rights to use register extracts in accordance with the legal provisions. The service provider does not grant the customer any further usage rights.
7. Warranty
7.1. The customer is entitled to subsequent performance if the register extract sent by the service provider does not correspond to the information provided by the customer.
7.2. If subsequent fulfillment fails, the customer can withdraw from the contract and demand a refund of the fee paid.
8. Liability
8.1. The service provided is liable for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence. The service provided is only liable for financial losses caused by slight negligence if an essential contractual obligation is breached within the scope of foreseeable and typical damage.
8.2. If the customer was responsible for causing the damage, the obligation to provide compensation and the extent of the compensation to be provided depend on the circumstances, in particular on the extent to which the damage was primarily caused by the customer or the service provider. This also applies if the customer’s fault is limited to the fact that he failed to draw the service provider’s attention to the risk of unusually high damage, which the service provider neither knew nor needed to know, or that he failed to do so to avert or reduce damage. As part of his obligation to mitigate damages, the customer is particularly obliged to obtain the register extract from another source in the event of urgency if it is not sent by the service provider.
9. Final provisions
9.1. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. This does not affect the mandatory consumer protection regulations of the EU member state in which the customer acting as a consumer has his or her place of residence or habitual residence.
9.2. The EU Commission provides a platform for online resolution of disputes arising from the online service contacts at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr. The service provider is neither obliged nor willing to take part in an out-of-court dispute resolution before a consumer arbitration board.
9.3. The exclusive place of jurisdiction is the place of business of the service provider if the customer is a merchant within the meaning of the Commercial Code, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law.