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Terms and Conidtions

These terms and conditions shall include guidelines for appropriate use of HOW TO and to the information published on howtomag.com, the content, rights and obligations of users as well as our Privacy Policy.
HOW TO reserves the right to extend or change this policy at any time. These changes go into effect once they are published on howtomag.com. HOW TO informs registered users of the amended Terms by e-mail. The user has the right to object to the changes. If he does not object within one month after the notification, they shall be deemed accepted and the user is bound by them.

I Provider

HOW TO, Zschocherche Straße 79b, 04229 Leipzig, Deutschland, Amtsgericht Leipzig, German Tax# 230 / 239 / 023 46, EU Tax#: DE 243 528 065, Managing Director: Tim Klinger.

II Terms of Use for HOW TO

With the use of HOW TO you agree to the following terms and conditions. The Terms apply to all users, including visitors (registered / non-registered visitors to the site) as well as members of HOW TO (users). The use of HOW TO requires that you maintain existing laws und the terms of use.

1. Term and Termination
This Agreement is valid for the entire duration of the membership, or use of the services of HOW TO. The user can terminate his membership at any time without giving reasons, by deleting the "MY ACCOUNT" on his profile. HOW TO may terminate the membership of a user at any time without notice. Even after Membership is terminated this Agreement will remain valid.

2. User Obligations

a) The user ensures the secrecy of the access password. Username and password may not be disclosed to third parties. The user is liable for any unauthorized use of its conduct of his access and the associated use of the services of HOW TO allowed as far as he is at fault. Once the user is aware of third parties having access to his account, the user is asked to change his password. Should this not be possible, HOW TO is to informed without delay.

b) The user tells HOW TO of a valid E-mail address, which HOW TO can used for ex. informations eMail about changes in the terms and conditions. When the user changes its e-mail address, HOW TO ist to be informed without delay. c) The user ensures that its actions do not harm the software or hardware or the performance of another computer or to affect, damage or destroy the services of HOW TO.

III Privacy Policy

The user authorizes HOW TO to use its personal information for the purposes mentioned below. This consent may be revoked at any time with effect for the future.

Short:
HOW TO is careful attentioned to the privacy and security of its customer data. Since we don't belong to any larger companies, your data will be used only internally and HOW TO will only use it for Shipping or newsletters (if desired). You can be sure that your personal data will never be given to third parties.

Long:
HOW TO is sensitive about personal data.

1. HOW TO collects the users personal data that is given during the registration, according to the legal regulations, process, use and store of personal data (eg. name, address, email address, birth date, member name, password ) and users data (eg. IP address, user behavior)

2. The user has the right to delete or correction of its personal data. Upon the termination of License Agreement by the user or HOW TO, HOW TO removes the profile of the user of the website, but HOW TO will still saves the e-mail address, users name and the public comments submitted at the time of naming the users name. Users who wish a complete erasing of their personal data, may notify HOW TO which will follow the request promptly.

3. The personal data will not be sold to third parties.

4. HOW TO processes and uses the personal data for marketing activities (eg newsletter, publishing information) if desired. Such consent may be revoked at any of the settings in the user profile. The information may be accessed via the settings in the user profile.

5. HOW TO uses cookies to identify the user during the visit of howtomag.com as a member. Cookies are small identifiers that are send by web server sends to the browser and stored on the computer of the user. The cookies stores only number of the session amd not any personal information nor data. The user is aware that he can set his browser so that it is informed before accepting the cookie or neglecting the cookies.

6. In case of a payment HOW TO passes on all necessary personal data to the payment system PAYPAL. Where is it stored for about 3 months until the payment is finalised. After the data is made anonymous.

IV Conditions for purchasing

1. Scope

a) These terms and conditions apply to all business relationships between HOW TO and its customers.

b) The terms and conditions of how to apply exclusively. Other conditions or terms are not recognized unless they are confirmed written by HOW TO Die allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen von HOW TO gelten ausschließlich.

2. Formation of Contract

a) The sale of goods is only possible in household quantities. The representation of the goods on howtomag.com/shop of HOW TO does not constitute an offer.

b) As the customer sends an order through the shop to HOW TO, thsi is an offer within the meaning of § 145 BGB. The customer receives a confirmation by receipt of the order by e-mail. For possible errors in the information on the website, HOW TO can correct it and offer the customer a new proposal.

c) There is a contract with HOW TO, if HOW TO accepts this offer. The acceptance is conditional on the availability of the goods ordered. The declaration of acceptance by HOW TO magazine to the customer is not required. If HOW TO does not accept the offer of the customer, the customer will be informed via eMial.

d) HOW TO does not sell products for purchase by minors.

3.Delivery, Returns

a) HOW TO will deliver the ordered goods to the customer promptly in the order specified by the address. HOW TO is entitled to partial deliveries.

b) Information about the delivery date is not binding.

c) If HOW TO without any fault is not able to deliver the ordered goods, HOW TO can withdraw the offer. In this case the scustomer is informed immediately. The legal rights of the customer remain unaffected.

d) With imports of goods to countries outside of Germany import duties may apply to be borne by the customer. These vary in different customs territories. The customer is responsible for the proper discharge of the necessary duties and fees.

4. Retention of title

Until the full payment of all goods it remains in the possession of HOW TO.

5. Subscription

a) Unless otherwise agreed, the delivery will be to the customer's delivery address. If it changes the customer is required to inform HOW TO about it. (Please read IV.3. also)

b) With access to the account of the subscription price will be due. The purchase price is to be shown on the invoice to the account mentioned.

c) The subscription is not renewed automatically.

6. Maturity and Payment

a) HOW TO only accepted the payment methods available on howtomag.com/shop.

b) The purchase price and any incidental fees Order and / or shipping charges are due with contract.

c) If the customer is in default, HOW TO ientitled to claim interest amounting 5% above the intrests of theeuropean Central Bank announced base rate per annum. If HOW TO can proof a damage thru the delay which is higher than the intrest, HOW TO is entitled to claim it.

d) A right to offset the customer only if his counterclaims have been established or HOW TO has recognized it. The Customer has the right of retention only insofar as his counterclaim is based on the same contract.

e) It is not permissible to sell without written permission from HOW TO coupons in order to drive in any way make commercial or auctioned or purchased by third party vouchers with the purchase of credit for.

V withdrawal

1. The customer is entitled to cancel the contract without stating reasons via eMial "mail@howtomag.com":mailto:mail@howtomag.com within 14 days after receiving of the goods or by simply sending the goods back to HOW TO, Zschochersche Strasse 79b, 04229 Leipzig, Germany. The period begins earliest with receipt of this notice, but not before receipt of the goods. The revocation period is sufficient to send the withdrawal or the merchandise. The customer bears the burden of the costs of teh return.

2. In case of a cancellation, the customer is obliged to return the goods received. If the customer is unable to return the goods received wholly or partly or only in deteriorated condition, the customer has to replace the corresponding impairment to HOW TO. If the customer has already paid the purchase price, Tim is entitled to deduct the depreciation of the redemption amount.

3. The cost of returning goods is paid by the customer unless the goods supplied do not correspond to the order.
4. In return, HOW TO pays back the purchased price, in the case of a withdrawal, if already paid. If there were any return costs HOW TO is entiteled to reduce the pay back. For payments abroad HOW TO will also be deducted the costs of transfer. Until the full return of the product HOW TO makes use of his right of retention.

VI Liability for defects

1. The client will communicate in writing if any defects apear. If HOW TO is responsible for a defect, HOW TO eliminate the defect or replacement the product.

2. In case the defect or replacement delivery fails, because HOW TO is not able to replace it bacuse of reasons beyond representing HOW TO, the customer is entitled, without prejudice to any claims to rescind the contract or a reduction of the purchase price.

VII Liability

1. HOW TO has unlimited liability for intentional or grossly negligently caused damage, or fraudulently concealing defects, acceptance of a guarantee of quality, the basis for claims of product liability law as well as for body damage.
2. For other damages HOW TO is liable only if a duty is violated, the fulfillment of the purpose of the contract is of particular importance and provided the damages due to the contractual use of the product are typical and predictable.
3. In such a case, liability is limited to an amount equal to double the limit after the contract purchase price you paid.
4. HOW TO is not liable for damage not caused to the item itself, in particular, is liable HOW TO is not for lost profits or other financial losses of the purchaser. If the liability of HOW TO is excluded or limited, this also applies to the personal liability of employees, representatives and agents

VIII Applicable Law

1. German law applies excluding the UN Convention via the international sale of goods.
2. If the customer is a merchant, then Leipzig is the exclusive venue for all claims in connection with the business.