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Company Details

1. General

The website korratech.gr ("the Store") is an online store selling electronics and related products, owned by the sole proprietorship identified above. Use of the Store constitutes unconditional acceptance of these Terms of Use.

2. Orders

Submitting an order through the Store constitutes an offer to purchase by the customer. The sales contract is considered concluded once the Store confirms the order (confirmation email).

3. Prices

All listed prices include VAT. The Store reserves the right to change prices without prior notice, except for orders already confirmed.

4. Availability

If a product becomes unavailable after an order is placed, the Store will promptly inform the customer and offer either to wait or to cancel with a full refund.

5. Payment Methods

Card (Visa/Mastercard), IRIS, PayPal, Cash on Delivery, or any other payment method shown as available at checkout.

6. Intellectual Property

All content on the Store (text, images, logos, design) is the intellectual property of KORRATECH or third-party suppliers/manufacturers and is protected under Greek, EU, and international law.

7. Limitation of Liability

The Store makes every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of information (descriptions, prices, availability), but does not guarantee it is entirely free of errors. The Store is not liable for indirect damages arising from use of the Store, beyond what is mandatorily required by law.

8. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by Greek law. The courts of Piraeus have jurisdiction over any dispute, subject to mandatory consumer-protection rules on jurisdiction.

9. Alternative Dispute Resolution

Consumers have the right to use the European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution platform, as well as the Greek Consumer Ombudsman.

10. Manifest Pricing Error & the Store's Right to Cancel

Despite our efforts to ensure pricing accuracy, a product may occasionally be listed with an obviously incorrect price due to human or technical error during data entry (e.g. €10 shown instead of €100).

In such a case, the Store reserves the right, under the Greek Civil Code's provisions on mistake (Articles 140-143), to unilaterally cancel the order, whether before or after any automated confirmation email has been sent, and even if payment has already been made. In that case:

A manifest error means a price deviation so significant that an average, reasonably attentive consumer could reasonably recognize it as a technical/human error rather than a genuine offer (the legal doctrine of mistake/manifest error, Articles 140-143 of the Greek Civil Code).

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