Smart Technologies ID GmbH
Tichelweg 9
47626 Kevelaer
Deutschland
Fon: 02832-9732052
Fax: 02832-9732054
Web: https://www.smart-technologies.eu/
E-Mail: info@smart-technologies.eu
CEO: Andreas Weißgärber
Verantwortlich im Sinne des Presserechts (V.i.S.d.P.): Andreas Weißgärber
Registered at: District Court of Kleve
Registration number: HRB 9965
VAT Identification Number: DE269953337
Bankverbindung
Kontoinhaber: Smart Technologies ID GmbH
Kreditinstitut: Sparkasse Rhein-Maas
SWIFT: WELADED1KLE
IBAN: DE26 3245 0000 0700 1081 52
You can reach our customer service for questions, complaints and objections by telephone: 02832-9732052 and by email at info@smart-technologies.eu. For inquiries you can also use the contact form on our website.
Disclaimer
In the case of direct or indirect references to external websites (“hyperlinks”) that lie outside the author’s area of responsibility, a liability obligation would only come into force in the case in which the author is aware of the content and it would be technically possible and reasonable for him to prevent use in the event of illegal content. The author hereby expressly declares that at the time of linking, no illegal content was recognizable on the linked pages. The author has no influence on the current and future design, content or authorship of the linked/connected pages. He therefore hereby expressly distances himself from all content on all linked/connected pages that were changed after the link was created. These apply to all links and references set within our own website as well as to third-party entries in guest books set up by the author, discussion forums, link directories, mailing lists and all other forms of databases whose contents can be accessed externally. The provider of the page to which reference is made is solely liable for illegal, incorrect or incomplete content and in particular for damage resulting from the use or non-use of such information, not the person who refers to the respective publication via links.
Urheber- und Kennzeichenrecht
The author strives to respect the copyrights of the images, graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts used in all publications, to use images, graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts that he has created himself or to use license-free graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts . All brand names and trademarks mentioned within the website and possibly protected by third parties are subject without restriction to the provisions of the applicable trademark law and the ownership rights of the respective registered owners. The conclusion that trademarks are not protected by third-party rights should not be drawn based on their mere mention! The copyright for published objects created by the author remains solely with the author of the pages. Reproduction or use of such graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts in other electronic or printed publications is not permitted without the express consent of the author.
Online dispute resolution
The European Commission provides an online dispute resolution platform at ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/ which consumers can use to resolve a dispute and where further information on the subject of dispute resolution can be found.
Out-of-court dispute resolution
We are neither obliged nor willing to take part in a dispute resolution procedure before a consumer arbitration board in the event of a dispute with a consumer.
Electrical law
WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 78847835
Old electrical and electronic products contain valuable materials and therefore do not belong in household waste!
For this reason, you as a consumer are obliged under the electrical and electronics law applicable in Germany (“Law on the placing on the market, taking back and environmentally friendly disposal of electrical and electronic equipment”) to ensure that they are disposed of properly and separately from household waste. To make this clear, all new electrical and electronic products placed on the market since 2005 have been marked with the symbol of a crossed-out garbage can, as a visible sign of resource conservation and environmental protection.
The Electrical and Electronics Act regulates bindingly what happens to the collected electrical and electronic products:
They must be collected and transported in such a way that no dangerous substances can be released along the way. Certified waste disposal companies treat the products, render pollutants harmless and use complex processes to recover raw materials, which are then fed back into the production process as secondary raw materials. For suitable old products, the law also requires a test to be carried out to determine whether reuse would be possible. Ideally, the old products can be refurbished and reused as good used products. Second-hand smartphones, PCs and laptops in particular may be suitable for a second or third life. In this respect, the professional collection and disposal of electrical and electronic products protects the climate and the environment and also protects the earth’s increasingly scarce resources.
