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PunkteInsider is run by an individual based in Switzerland. This page names the operator and the contact details, plus the information that the laws of three countries ask of an online service.
Operator and contact
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Imprint in Switzerland: what the UWG names
The Swiss Federal Act against Unfair Competition (UWG) lists in Art. 3 para. 1 which conduct counts as unfair. One item is offering goods, works or services in electronic commerce without giving clear and complete details of your identity and contact address, including the email address. The version of the act read for this page is dated 1 January 2025. The operator section above therefore carries the address and the email.
Germany: information under the DDG
The German Digital Services Act (DDG) requires in § 5 para. 1 that providers of business-like digital services, normally offered for payment, keep certain information easy to recognize, directly accessible and permanently available. This includes the name and the address of the establishment. It also includes details that allow fast electronic contact, including the email address. Further information duties under other rules remain unaffected.
Austria: information under the ECG and the Media Act
The Austrian E-Commerce Act (ECG) requires in § 5 para. 1 that service providers keep at least certain information permanently, easily and directly accessible to users. The list names the name or company, the geographic address of the establishment and details for quick, direct contact, including the email address. A commercial register number and court are to be given where they exist. The same applies to the VAT identification number.
The Media Act (MedienG) adds a disclosure rule. Under § 25 para. 1, the media owner of every periodical medium must publish certain details. A website counts as a periodical electronic medium, and on it the details must be permanently, easily and directly findable. If the media owner is also a service provider under the ECG, both sets of details may be provided together.
Para. 5 sets a special rule for media without informational content that could shape public opinion. For those, the name or company, where relevant the business purpose, and the place of residence or seat are enough.
Links to other websites
We point to the sites of programs, airlines, hotel chains, banks and other providers so you can read the original terms yourself. What the providers state is always the binding version. What is on those sites is outside our control, and we do not stand behind it. Whoever runs a linked site answers for its content.
Before we link a page, we look at it. After that, we do not watch linked pages continuously. If someone points out a concrete violation, we take the link out.
Copyright
You may save or print pages for your own use as long as you do not earn money with them. The rights to our texts, graphics and own photos are ours. For any other use, for example on another website or in a newsletter, you need our written consent beforehand, unless the law already allows the use.
If you see a copyright violation, write to us through the contact above. We check it and promptly remove affected content.
What comes from others, such as logos, images or provider names, we make recognizable. The rights stay with their owners.
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