for advertising publications on Telegram and Instagram
KornNetz, owner Anton Kornienko, Tauscherstr. 2a, 86154 Augsburg, Germany
Email: info@augsburglive.com · Website: kornnetz.de
§ 1 Scope
(1) These general terms and conditions apply to all contracts between KornNetz, owner Anton Kornienko (hereinafter “Provider”), and the respective customer concerning the publication of advertising content on the Provider's Telegram channels and Instagram accounts.
(2) The offer includes in particular the publication of advertisements, posts, images, videos, stories and other advertising content provided by the customer.
(3) Deviating agreements between the Provider and the customer take precedence over these terms if they have been expressly agreed.
(4) The offer is directed exclusively at businesses within the meaning of § 14 BGB (German Civil Code). Orders are accepted from companies based in Europe, with the exception of Russia and Belarus.
§ 2 Conclusion of contract
(1) A contract is concluded when the customer expressly confirms the order of an advertising service.
(2) Orders may be placed in particular by email, Telegram, WhatsApp, via the website or in any other text form.
(3) The specific advertising service, the publication period and the price result from the respective offer, the order confirmation or any other written agreement.
(4) These terms become part of the contract if the customer was informed of their validity before the contract was concluded, had the opportunity to read them and agrees to them.
(5) A request sent via the website augsburglive.com is non-binding and does not yet constitute a contract. After receiving the request, the Provider agrees the service, date and price with the customer, usually via Telegram. The contract is only concluded by the express confirmation under paragraph 1. Prices shown on the website are guide prices; the agreed price is decisive.
§ 3 Services of the Provider
(1) The Provider publishes the advertising content provided by the customer on the agreed platforms in accordance with the agreed service.
(2) Depending on the booked offer, the service may include in particular:
- publication of an advertising post on Telegram;
- publication of an advertising post on Instagram;
- publication of an Instagram story;
- time-limited placement of an advertising post;
- placement of a post in highlighted or prioritised areas;
- other advertising services expressly agreed in the respective offer.
(3) The scope of the service is determined exclusively by the information in the respective offer or order confirmation.
§ 4 Customer's advertising materials
(1) The customer provides the Provider with all content required for publication in good time.
(2) The customer is responsible for ensuring that the texts, images, videos, logos, links and other content provided may be used lawfully.
(3) In particular, the customer warrants that it holds the necessary rights of use to the content provided and does not infringe the rights of third parties.
(4) The customer is responsible for the accuracy of its advertising claims.
(5) The Provider may reject advertising materials or refuse publication if there are specific indications that the content violates the law, the rights of third parties, platform rules or these terms.
§ 5 Lawfulness of advertising
(1) The customer undertakes not to provide advertising content that violates applicable law.
(2) In particular, the advertising content provided must not be misleading, unlawful, offensive or discriminatory or infringe the rights of third parties.
(3) The customer is responsible for ensuring that its advertising meets all statutory labelling and information obligations applicable to its offer.
(4) The Provider may make necessary adjustments to advertising content where this is required to comply with legal requirements or the requirements of the respective platform.
(5) Publication by the Provider does not constitute a legal review or approval of the content by the Provider.
(6) In particular, advertising is not accepted for nicotine products, gambling, goods or services whose advertising is prohibited by law, or for businesses that are not properly registered or operate unlawfully.
§ 6 Labelling of advertising
(1) The Provider is entitled and, where required by law, obliged to label advertising content as advertising.
(2) The customer has no claim to have a paid publication presented as editorial or independent content.
(3) The labelling is done in a way that makes the commercial nature of the publication recognisable in the respective circumstances.
§ 7 Publication period
(1) The publication period results from the respective offer or order confirmation.
(2) For time-limited advertising services, the agreed period generally begins with the actual publication of the advertising content, unless agreed otherwise.
(3) Temporary unavailability of the platform, technical faults or other events outside the Provider's control may lead to a postponement of the publication.
(4) A specific time of publication is only owed if it has been expressly agreed.
§ 8 Reach and advertising success
(1) The Provider owes the agreed publication or placement of the advertising, but not a specific advertising success.
(2) In particular, no specific number of views, clicks, messages, followers, sales, leads or other reactions is guaranteed unless expressly agreed in writing.
(3) Statistics and reach figures may fluctuate due to the respective platform technology.
§ 9 Changes and corrections
(1) Changes to the advertising material after the order has been placed can only be taken into account where this is organisationally and technically possible.
(2) Changes after publication generally do not give rise to a claim to a free republication.
(3) The Provider may correct obvious errors or make adjustments necessary to comply with legal requirements or platform rules without additional consent from the customer.
§ 10 Refusal or removal of advertising content
(1) The Provider may refuse an agreed publication or remove published advertising content early if:
- the content violates the law;
- the rights of third parties are infringed;
- the advertising is misleading or inadmissible;
- the customer cannot prove the necessary rights or permits;
- the publication violates the rules of the respective platform;
- specific indications of an infringement become known later.
(2) Where the reason for the refusal or removal lies within the customer's sphere, the Provider's claim to the agreed remuneration generally remains.
(3) If the Provider removes published advertising early for reasons for which it is itself responsible, it refunds the remuneration paid to the customer.
§ 11 Prices and payment
(1) The prices agreed at the time the order is placed apply.
(2) The Provider applies the small business regulation under § 19 UStG (German VAT Act). VAT is therefore not shown separately.
(3) The payment term is stated on the respective invoice.
(4) Invoices may be sent in particular by email or in electronic form.
(5) In the event of late payment, the statutory provisions apply.
(6) The remuneration is payable before publication. The invoice is usually issued via PayPal and can be paid by bank card without a PayPal account; other payment methods can be agreed.
§ 12 Cancellation
(1) Cancellation before the start of the agreed publication is generally possible as long as the advertising service has not yet been provided.
(2) If the advertising has already been published or the Provider has already started the agreed service, the agreed price cannot be reclaimed merely because of a subsequent cancellation.
(3) Individual cancellation terms can be agreed in the respective offer or order confirmation.
(4) If the order is cancelled before publication and the Provider has not yet started the service (for example creating content), any remuneration already paid is refunded in full.
§ 13 Customer's liability for content
(1) The customer indemnifies the Provider against justified third-party claims arising from the advertising content provided by the customer, insofar as the customer is responsible for the infringement.
(2) This applies in particular to claims for infringement of copyrights, trademark rights, personality rights, competition law or other rights of third parties.
(3) Statutory claims and liability rules remain unaffected.
§ 14 Provider's liability
(1) The Provider is liable in accordance with the statutory provisions.
(2) Liability for faults or outages of platforms operated by third parties, in particular Telegram or Instagram, exists only within the scope of the statutory provisions and insofar as the Provider is responsible for the fault.
(3) No liability is accepted for a specific economic success of the advertising.
§ 15 Data protection
(1) The customer's personal data is processed in accordance with the statutory data protection regulations.
(2) Details on the processing of personal data can be found in the Provider's privacy policy.
(3) These terms do not replace the privacy policy.
§ 16 Final provisions
(1) The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, insofar as legally permissible.
(2) The statutory rules on jurisdiction apply to consumers.
(3) Should individual provisions of these terms be or become wholly or partly invalid, the remaining provisions remain unaffected. The invalid provision is replaced by the statutory provisions.
KornNetz – Anton Kornienko, Augsburg
Last updated: October 2026