Legal Notice

Language notice

The German version is the source version of the central provider information. This English version is provided for information. Mandatory statutory rights and information duties are unaffected by the language version.

Information under Section 5 of the German Digital Services Act (DDG)

Service provider

Michael Scheibl
Sole proprietor
Vogelherd 5
96224 Burgkunstadt
Germany

Contact

Email: contact365@sigruppe.com
Telephone: +49 1556 66 45 218

The telephone number is provided for legal and administrative accessibility. Professional discussions, project coordination and other meetings may be arranged in advance.

Tax identification numbers

VAT identification number under Section 27a UStG: DE463730273
German Business Identification Number under Section 139c AO: DE463730273-00001

Responsibility for journalistic and editorial content

Responsible under Section 18(2) MStV where applicable to a specific offer:
Michael Scheibl
Vogelherd 5
96224 Burgkunstadt
Germany

Scope and operator status

This legal notice applies to digital offers, online presences, technical endpoints, media and communication channels and external profiles operated or controlled by Michael Scheibl where the relevant offer links to this legal notice.

Domain, project, product, channel, brand, website, service and system names are used solely for technical, organisational, editorial or commercial assignment. They do not establish a separate legal entity, company or responsibility independent from the service provider unless expressly stated otherwise for the specific offer.

Individual offers may be subject to additional or overriding statutory information, contractual, licence, product, platform, privacy or other terms. Where a specific offer is subject to special registration, licensing, supervisory or information duties, the legally required information will be provided with that offer.

Commercial communications and labelling

Advertising, affiliate relationships, sponsorship, sales promotions and other commercial communications are identified as such and assigned to the responsible party where legally required. Specific conditions of a promotion or consideration are stated with the relevant offer.

General information, offers and communications

Publicly available information does not by itself constitute a binding contractual offer or individual legal, tax, financial, investment, medical, procurement or other regulated advice. Binding services, prices, scopes of performance and contractual terms arise only from the relevant specific offer or a separate agreement.

Making contact alone does not conclude a contract. Statutory pre-contractual duties of protection, information and consideration remain unaffected.

Voluntary support and sponsorship

Where voluntary support is offered, it does not create an entitlement to specific consideration unless expressly agreed otherwise. Sponsorship, cooperation and paid consideration require a separate agreement.

Liability for content and external references

Own public content is provided with reasonable care. Mandatory statutory responsibility and liability remain unaffected. External offers remain subject to the responsibility and terms of their respective providers; a reference to external content does not by itself constitute adoption or endorsement of that content.

Copyright, identifiers and licences

Copyright, trademark, identifier, personality and other rights remain with their respective rights holders. Uses permitted by law remain unaffected. Separate licence or usage terms may apply to software, downloads, repositories, media, data, documentation and digital products.

Consumer dispute resolution

The operator is currently neither willing nor obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer conciliation body unless a statutory or separately assumed obligation applies. Statutory information duties arising after a specific consumer dispute remain unaffected.

Applicable law

German law applies unless mandatory statutory provisions provide otherwise. Mandatory consumer protection rights, in particular those of the state of a consumer’s habitual residence, remain unaffected.

Last updated: 10 August 2026