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Duty of information according to §5 E-Commerce Act, §14 Company Code, §63 Trade Regulation Act and duty of disclosure according to §25 Media Acttemprifytrading GmbHManaging director: Moriz LanzerstorferCompany object: Development and trade in transport containers for temperature-sensitive goodsUID number: ATU73088534Company register number: 484654bCompany register court: Vienna Commercial CourtCompany headquarters: 1150 ViennaStutterheimstraße16-18/1/14d, 1150 ViennaTel.: +43 670 200 72 88E-mail: office[at]temprify[dot]comMember of: WKOBerufsrecht: Gewerbeordnung: http://www.ris.bka.gv.atAufsichtsbehörde/Gewerbebehörde: Magistratisches Bezirksamt 4. BezirkLending State: AustriaConsumers have the possibility to submit complaints to the EU online dispute resolution platform: http://ec.europa.eu/odr.Sie can also send any complaints to the above e-mail address.
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