Okt. 2025

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Information pursuant to Sect. 5 German Telemedia Act (TMG)

Richard Brinette
Int. Möbelspedition E. Sefrin & Sohn e.K.
Bahnhofstr. 39
66497 Contwig


Commercial Register:
HRB 1205Z

Registration court:
Amtsgericht Zweibrücken


Contact
Phone: +49 (0) 6332 5767
Telefax: +49 (0) 6332 50811
E-mail: info@speditionsefrin.de


VAT ID
Sales tax identification number according to Sect. 27 a of the Sales Tax Law:
DE 46/021/3135/0


Business identification number
35/230/12433


Supervisory authority
LBM Speyer
St.Guido-Str. 17
67346 Speyer
Tel.: 06232 / 626-0
Fax: 06232 / 626-1102
E-Mail: lbm(at)lbm-speyer.rlp.de
http://lbm-speyer.rlp.de


Person responsible for editorial
Richard Brinette, Nadine Brinette, Frederic Egger, Eric Egger

Layout | Photo & Videos:
Egger Communications UG | Schulstr. 25 A | 66894 Wiesbach/Pfalz
Phone: +496337-7229101  |  eMail: info@egger-communications.de
Website: https://egger-communications.de


Consumer Information:

AMÖ Arbitration Board

In the event of disagreements with consumers arising from or in connection with this contract that cannot be resolved between the contracting parties, the consumer has the right to submit a complaint to the AMÖ Arbitration Board. This board is established at:

Federal Association of Furniture Forwarding and Logistics (AMÖ) e.V.

Schulstraße 53 | 65795 Hattersheim, Germany

Phone: +49 6190 989813 | Fax: +49 6190 989820

Email: info@amoe.de | Website: www.amoe.de

The commissioned furniture forwarding company is obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration body. The responsible body is the “Relocation Arbitration Board” at:

Federal Association of Furniture Forwarding and Logistics (AMÖ) e.V.

Schulstraße 53 | 65795 Hattersheim, Germany

Website: www.schlichtungsstelle-umzug.de

Consumers may contact the AMÖ Arbitration Board to resolve disputes—either partially or fully, provisionally or finally—according to the procedural rules of the AMÖ Arbitration Board in the version valid at the time the arbitration procedure is initiated. The arbitration decision is binding for the AMÖ forwarding company, provided the subject of the complaint falls under the jurisdiction of local courts as defined by the German Courts Constitution Act.

The request to initiate the arbitration procedure must be submitted in written form.

The procedure is free of charge for consumers.

 

September. 2025