1 | Relationship between Autocom.dk and the users |
1.1 | About Autocom.dk | 1.1.1 | Autocom A/S, Odense, is responsible for the content and operation of Autocom.dk. The domain is owned by a third party. Autocom.dk's role is solely to act as auctioneer by providing the car auction Autocom.dk for buyers and sellers. Autocom.dk is never a party to any agreement regarding the purchase or sale of a car. | 1.1.2 | When an agreement is made via the car auction Autocom.dk or via Autocom.dk's customer center or otherwise facilitated by Autocom.dk, the agreement is binding for both buyer and seller. The buyer is obligated to pay the agreed amount, and the seller is obligated to deliver the agreed car in the described condition. | 1.1.3 | When an agreement is made via the car auction Autocom.dk or Autocom.dk's customer center, both buyer and seller must pay the applicable commission to Autocom.dk as per the price list at the time of agreement. This applies regardless of whether the transaction is completed by the parties, and regardless of the reason, cf. section 1.9. | 1.2 | User categories and rights | 1.2.1 | All types of businesses and private individuals can register as "users" of the car auction Autocom.dk. Different rights and obligations apply to the different user types. | 1.2.2 | Autocom.dk reserves the right to reject users without further explanation and to set special conditions for the approval of a user. | 1.2.3 | Autocom.dk determines each user's category and has the right to transfer a user to another category without notice. | 1.2.4 | Autocom.dk has the right to deregister a user at any time with immediate effect. If a user is deregistered, this does not affect already concluded transactions on Autocom.dk, and the user will still be bound by already registered cars and submitted bids. This applies unless Autocom.dk decides otherwise. | 1.2.5 | All users choose a username and a password. These are strictly personal and must not be shared with others. If the user suspects that others have gained access to the password, this must be reported immediately to Autocom.dk, which will block further access to prevent misuse of the system in the user's name. The user will then receive a new password. The user is always responsible in case of misuse of username and password. | 1.3 | Car registration | 1.3.1 | All registered users can register cars that are registered after January 1, 1990. Cars that are not registered must have been produced within the same period. | 1.4 | Car description | 1.4.1 | The car must always be described accurately and comprehensively according to the current description procedure reviewed during registration. None of the required information may be omitted. All faults, defects, and modifications to the car must be described. | 1.4.2 | Once a car is registered, the description is binding for the seller, who is obligated to deliver a car that matches the description. It is not possible to change the description after registration. If the seller discovers that the description is incorrect, the seller must immediately contact Autocom.dk. | 1.4.3 | Autocom.dk has the right to demand further information or documents regarding a car or its description. | 1.4.4 | The seller is responsible for ensuring that the information entered in the description is accurate and complete. Autocom.dk has no responsibility for the car's description. | 1.4.5 | The seller must have investigated the following, which must always be stated in the description: - Whether there are other rights over the car, including ownership, reservation, lien, seizure, purchase rights or pre-emption rights.
- Whether there are circumstances that otherwise restrict or prevent the sale of the car in free and unencumbered condition.
- Whether rights are registered over the car in the Car Register. The seller is responsible for ensuring that these rights can always be redeemed/cancelled no later than upon delivery of the car.
| 1.4.6 | It is not permitted to register cars on behalf of others. Private sellers must always be the registered owner of the car unless a written power of attorney from the owner is provided. For businesses, employees authorized by the company may also register company cars. | 1.5 | Minimum Price | 1.5.1 | The seller sets their own minimum price. If Autocom.dk in any way finds a buyer willing to pay the minimum price or more for the registered car in the described condition, the seller is obligated to sell. This also applies if the seller accepts a lower bid after agreement with Autocom.dk. | 1.5.2 | Autocom.dk reserves the right not to approve any car without notice or to subsequently remove the car from the auction if Autocom.dk deems the entered minimum price too high. In case of a too high minimum price, Autocom.dk recommends a new minimum price. | 1.6 | Auction Process | 1.6.1 | The start, end, and process of the auction are unconditionally controlled by Autocom.dk. | 1.6.2 | Autocom.dk reserves the right to cancel and change planned auctions without notice. | 1.6.3 | Autocom.dk has the right to cancel an auction at any time without further explanation, and without any financial claims being made against Autocom.dk. Cancellation can occur both before and during the auction. Completed auctions cannot be cancelled. | 1.7 | Extended Auction | 1.7.1 | Autocom.dk displays cars not sold at the regular auction under "Extended Auction". | 1.7.2 | Extended Auction functions as a catalog of cars not yet sold via Autocom.dk. | 1.7.3 | All users can bid via the Extended Auction. If a user bids via the Extended Auction, the auction terms for buyers apply. The buyer's bid is binding. | 1.7.4 | Cars are displayed on the Extended Auction as long as Autocom.dk deems it appropriate. | 1.7.5 | In the Extended Auction, unlike the regular auction, the seller must approve a bid before a sales agreement is binding. | 1.7.6 | If Autocom.dk arranges an agreement between buyer and seller via the Extended Auction or in any other way, the auction terms apply. | 1.8 | Bidding Rules | 1.8.1 | Submitted bids are binding for the bidder. The buyer selects the maximum amount they wish to bid in the auction. If the bid is less than or equal to the seller's minimum price, the full bid is immediately registered as the highest bid. If the bid exceeds the minimum price, the minimum price is immediately registered as the highest bid. | 1.8.2 | When there are two or more bids at or above the minimum price, these bids compete until one of them outbids the others by the fixed bid increment stated on the Prices and Commission page. If two bidders submit the same bid, the first bid will be considered the highest. | 1.8.3 | If there is already a bid higher than the entered bid, the entered bid will immediately be outbid. | 1.8.4 | Bids cannot be reduced or cancelled once submitted. | 1.8.5 | All submitted bids are recorded and may be stored by Autocom.dk for as long as Autocom.dk deems necessary. | 1.8.6 | Any disputes regarding bids are finally and bindingly decided by Autocom.dk. | 1.8.7 | When a bid is submitted for the car that matches or exceeds the seller's minimum price, a binding agreement is made between the seller and the highest bidder, and both parties are obligated to complete the transaction. The seller is thus obligated to deliver the car in the described condition to the highest bidder, and the highest bidder is obligated to accept and pay for the car. The same applies if an agreement is made through Autocom.dk's customer center or otherwise via Autocom.dk. For the relationship between seller and buyer, see section 2. | 1.9 | Commission Rules | 1.9.1 | Both buyer and seller must always pay commission to Autocom.dk when a car reaches the minimum price at auction, or when an agreement is otherwise made via Autocom.dk, for example via Extended Auction or Autocom.dk's customer center. The obligation to pay commission applies even if the transaction is not subsequently completed by the parties, regardless of the reason. It is emphasized that the obligation to pay commission also applies even if a transaction is not completed due to a party's breach, as such breach or alleged breach is solely a matter between buyer and seller. For the relationship between buyer and seller, see section 2. | 1.9.2 | The current commission and payment terms are stated on Autocom.dk's Prices and Commission page. The auction commission is independent of the bid amount and is paid directly to Autocom.dk. | 1.9.3 | In cases where a transaction is not completed due to buyer's or seller's breach, Autocom.dk is entitled to charge double commission from the breaching party. | 1.9.4 | Autocom.dk's claims for payment of auction commission and other claims must be paid effectively and cannot be terminated by offsetting, nor can any right of retention be exercised on amounts owed to Autocom.dk. | 1.9.5 | The auction commission is due for cash payment no later than 5 days after the invoice date. In case of late payment, interest is charged from the due date at the applicable statutory interest rate according to the Danish Interest Act. | 1.10 | Autocom.dk's Intellectual Property Rights | 1.10.1 | All rights related to the auction system, including all terms, conditions, descriptions, data, procedures and knowhow belong solely to Autocom.dk. All copyrights, trademarks, and all other intellectual property rights related to the auction system and Autocom.dk belong solely to Autocom.dk. | 1.10.2 | Any form of copying, reproduction, or other imitation is prohibited. | 1.10.3 | Users may only use the auction system for proper and lawful participation in the car auction Autocom.dk. Any infringement is expected to result in liability for damages and legal action. | 1.11 | Disclaimer of Liability | 1.11.1 | Autocom.dk is solely the host of the auctions and is therefore never a party to a car transaction made during the auctions. Thus, only the buyer and seller are parties to the concluded car transactions. Autocom.dk is in all respects without liability for the car transactions, including for the behavior of buyers and sellers. This applies especially, but is not limited to, the seller's information about the car, whether the seller can/will sell and deliver the car, and whether the buyer can/will pay and receive the car, whether the seller is the owner of the car, whether third parties have liens, seizures, retention of title, pre-emption rights, purchase rights or other rights related to a car. | 1.11.2 | Autocom.dk is not liable for operational disruptions and errors arising directly or indirectly from communication errors, input errors, Internet outages/disruptions, server, hardware or software issues. | 1.11.3 | Autocom.dk is under no circumstances liable for consequential damages and indirect losses, including lost profits, income, business opportunities, and loss of data or information. Furthermore, Autocom.dk is under no circumstances liable in cases of force majeure, including circumstances beyond Autocom.dk's control. | 1.11.4 | If Autocom.dk is found liable for damages, compensation claims can under no circumstances and regardless of the size of the loss exceed 10,000 DKK. | 1.12 | Processing of Personal Data | 1.12.1 | All information about users provided to Autocom.dk is treated confidentially and will not be disclosed to third parties beyond what is necessary to complete a transaction. However, Autocom.dk reserves the right to disclose information as required by law, public authorities, or courts. Autocom.dk will therefore only use the information for internal purposes within Autocom.dk or affiliated companies. Autocom.dk also reserves the right to use the information in anonymized form, for example in connection with marketing, user surveys, guides, etc. | 1.13 | Governing Law and Jurisdiction | 1.13.1 | Danish law applies to the relationship between Autocom.dk and the users. | 1.13.2 | The venue for legal proceedings between Autocom.dk and the users shall be the Court in Odense. However, this does not limit Autocom.dk's right to initiate enforcement proceedings in other courts. Furthermore, Autocom.dk may always choose to bring legal action against a user in accordance with the jurisdiction rules of the Danish Administration of Justice Act. | 1.14 | Reservation for Typographical Errors | 1.14.1 | Autocom.dk reserves the right for and assumes no responsibility for typographical errors and misspellings. |
2 | Relationship between buyer and seller |
2.1 | Introduction – Autocom.dk is never a party to a transaction | 2.1.1 | This section defines the terms that apply between buyer and seller on the car auction Autocom.dk. For the legal relationship between Autocom.dk and users, see section 1: Relationship between Autocom.dk and users. | 2.1.2 | Autocom.dk is never a party to an agreement for the purchase and sale of a car. Autocom.dk's role is solely to provide the auction system for buyer and seller. The contractual relationship regarding the traded car is therefore exclusively a matter between buyer and seller. Disputes between buyer and seller must be resolved between them. Autocom.dk's right to commission is unaffected by the parties' failure to complete a transaction. This applies regardless of the reason for the failure. Autocom.dk can never be held liable for breach of contract by one or both parties. | 2.1.3 | The terms between buyer and seller in the auction conditions apply only to the extent that the parties do not agree otherwise. For example, the parties are free to choose an alternative delivery time, delivery location, payment time, or payment method. If no alternative agreement can be made, buyer and seller must follow Autocom.dk's auction conditions. | 2.2 | When an agreement is made | 2.2.1 | When a car is traded, buyer and seller have a mutual obligation to assist in completing the transaction and fulfill their obligations in this regard. | 2.2.2 | When a car is traded via Autocom.dk, buyer and seller are required to print the sales contract directly from Autocom.dk. The contract is also sent by email or fax. | 2.3 | Delivery and buyer's right of inspection | 2.3.1 | Delivery of the car takes place by buyer's pickup unless otherwise agreed. Pickup must occur at an address specified by the seller within the postal code stated in the car's description. If the seller does not specify another address within the given postal code, the car is picked up at the seller's address. | 2.3.2 | Delivery must take place no later than one week after the agreement is made. The seller is obligated to allow the buyer to pick up the car within the stated week between 9 AM and 5 PM. If the parties cannot agree on a specific time, the buyer sets the time within the stated hours, with at least 24 hours' notice to the seller. | 2.3.3 | Before payment, the buyer is entitled to inspect whether the car matches the seller's description and to take a short test drive. The seller bears the risk of any damage occurring during the test drive unless caused by the buyer's negligence or violation of traffic laws. | 2.3.4 | If the buyer finds discrepancies between the car and the seller's description, the buyer is entitled to a reasonable price reduction or may reject the transaction entirely. This does not affect Autocom.dk's claim to commission. | 2.3.5 | Before payment, the buyer has the right to verify that the car's chassis number and registration number match with the registration certificate. | 2.3.6 | The buyer must receive the car's original registration certificate along with the car. | 2.3.7 | When registering the car, the seller may offer delivery to the buyer at another location instead of pickup. This location may be the buyer's address in Denmark, wherever that may be, except for non-bridge-connected islands or one or more specifically designated geographic areas. If the seller uses this option, it replaces "pickup" in the above provisions, and "postal code" is replaced by the area offered by the seller. Regardless of this option, the buyer may always choose to pick up the car at the seller's address if preferred. | 2.4 | Payment for the car | 2.4.1 | The purchase amount must be paid by the buyer upon delivery, against the seller's simultaneous handover of the car, the original registration certificate, and any other documents accompanying the car. | 2.4.2 | The buyer must pay in cash within the limits of Danish law or via electronic bank transfer (instant transfer). | 2.4.3 | If either party requests it, the other party is obligated to acknowledge receipt of the other party's performance (i.e., the car and the payment). | 2.4.4 | Before payment, the buyer is encouraged to check the Car Register to ensure that no liens or other rights are registered on the car. If the parties have agreed that the buyer should pay the purchase amount directly to a lienholder, the buyer is encouraged to ensure that no additional liens or rights are registered in the Car Register. See also section 2.9 below regarding the Car Register. | 2.5 | Transfer of Risk | 2.5.1 | The risk for the car transfers from seller to buyer upon the seller's handover of the car to the buyer or the buyer's representative. | 2.6 | Seller's Fundamental Obligations | 2.6.1 | By registering the car, the seller is obligated to deliver the car in the described condition, according to Autocom.dk's description procedure, once an agreement is made. | 2.6.2 | The seller is responsible for ensuring that all information about the car is accurate and complete, and that the car is free of defects. Whether a defect exists is determined according to the Danish Sale of Goods Act and Danish law in general. | 2.6.3 | The seller is responsible for being the rightful owner of the car and for ensuring that no third party has any rights over the car, including liens, retention of title, seizures, purchase rights, pre-emption rights, or other rights that restrict or prevent the sale of the car in free and unencumbered condition. Furthermore, the seller is responsible for ensuring that no rights are registered in the Car Register at the time of delivery. However, this does not apply if the seller has disclosed such rights in the car's description and an agreement is made with the buyer regarding redemption or assumption of such rights as part of the purchase. Before listing the car for auction, the seller must ensure that all debt and rights over the car can be redeemed in connection with the transaction and no later than upon delivery. | 2.6.4 | If the car is delivered with license plates, it must be insured at the time of delivery. No later than 4 business days after delivery, the buyer must deregister or re-register the vehicle. If the car is delivered without plates, it is not insured at delivery. Future insurance matters are not the seller's concern. | 2.7 | Buyer's Fundamental Obligations | 2.7.1 | When the buyer becomes the highest bidder on Autocom.dk according to the bidding rules, or otherwise agrees to purchase, a binding agreement is made between buyer and seller. The buyer is obligated to complete the transaction. The buyer must therefore receive the car and pay the purchase amount to the seller. These are the buyer's main obligations toward the seller. See the other provisions regarding buyer's responsibilities and obligations in the auction terms. | 2.8 | Disputes Between Buyer and Seller | 2.8.1 | The relationship between the seller and the buyer is governed by Danish law. | 2.8.2 | Whether a complaint was made in due time, and whether there is a breach or defect for which the other party is responsible, is determined in accordance with applicable Danish law, including the Sale of Goods Act. | 2.8.3 | If the buyer or seller wishes to claim compensation from the other party due to breach of contract, the transportation cost is set at a fixed amount. If the car has been transported multiple times by agreement with the other party, compensation is paid for each instance. The compensation amount is stated on the Prices and Commission page. | 2.8.4 | In disputes between buyer and seller that cannot be resolved amicably, the parties are encouraged to seek legal assistance. The parties should not be represented by the same lawyer. | 2.9 | The Car Register and Liens on the Car | 2.9.1 | The seller is responsible for ensuring that the car is free of encumbrances at the time of delivery. Before delivery, the seller is therefore obligated to redeem and ensure the cancellation of all rights that creditors or others may have over the car. However, the parties may agree that the buyer, as part of the transaction, redeems liens and other rights on the car. In such cases, it is recommended that the buyer pays directly to the party holding the rights and ensures that cancellation is registered in the Car Register. With the consent of the rights holder (e.g., lienholder), the parties may also agree that the buyer assumes specific debt obligations. It is recommended that all agreements regarding the buyer’s redemption or assumption of liens be made in writing and with utmost caution. | 2.9.2 | The parties should be aware that not all rights over cars are registered in the Car Register. This includes, for example, possessory liens, rights of retention, rights of use, or other rights. Ownership of the car is also not registered in the Car Register. If the seller is not the rightful owner of the car, the buyer risks having to return the car to the rightful owner. This also applies to car purchases made outside of auctions. | 2.10 | Reservation for Typographical Errors | 2.10.1 | Autocom.dk reserves the right for and assumes no responsibility for typographical errors and misspellings. |
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1 | Introduction | | This privacy statement applies to the data that Autorola Group collects when you use our services.
This privacy statement is meant to inform you, the “data subject”, how we use your personal data. Protection of your personal data is important for us and we encourage you to read this privacy statement. If you have trouble reading this statement please contact us (Telephone: +45 70 20 16 61) and we will help you the best we can.
Your personal data is protected by law through the General Data Protection Regulation (REGULATION (EU) 2016/679 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).
We may amend this statement from time to time. We encourage you to review this statement periodically, as changes will be posted on this page.
| 2 | The personal data we collect | | We collect various types of data depending on how you interact with us and which services you use. However, it applies for all Autorola services that only ordinary personal data are collected.
Personal data you provide to us When signing up as a user of Autorola services you enter into an agreement to which Autorola requires your contact information that will be used for the performance of our services and to verify your identity.
Personal data collected when you visit our websites When you use our websites, we may automatically collect personal data such as IP address and other data are collected by cookies such as your location, how you navigate through the websites etc. More on the data collected by cookies here: Cookie Policy.
Personal data collected when you use our services When you use our services, we collect following personal data, but not limited to:
All users: - IP Address
- Name
- Telephone number
- Email address
- Age
- Gender
Additional data collected for professional users: - Billing address
- Payment information
- VIN
- Insurance number
We also collect usage data regarding your use of our services and this may contain personal data.
Payment and billing information solely collected and used to process payments and deliver our products and services.
Sensitive data As we have no use of sensitive personal data, we ask you not to disclose any sensitive personal data unless specifically requested by us due to legal obligation or required by law.
| 3 | How we collect data | | As described before, we collect personal data from you when you visit our website or use our services. Some of the data is provided by you and some are collected as you move around on our websites.
Cookies At Autorola, we use cookies to collect data. Cookies are small files stored on your web browser when you visit our website. Some cookies last only as long as you remain on the website; others may be stored for longer periods of time. These cookies can make browsing easier by storing your password or your preferences regarding how you use the website. Cookies collect data such as the IP address of your computer, your browser settings, and information about how you use the website. Your general location may be estimated from your IP address. Some cookies track users’ activity on our website, apps, and services in order to deliver personalized advertising to you on this and other websites.
More information about how we use cookies as well as how to opt-out of cookies can be found here: Cookies.
| 4 | How we use your data | | We process your personal data for the following purposes: - To provide our services.
- To respond to your requests for information.
- To contact you with updates about our services.
- To market and advertise our services, including sending marketing communications, with your consent.
- To analyze and improve our website and services.
| | The legal basis for collecting and processing data We use the following legal bases for collecting and processing personal data:
Consent - We may collect and process data with your consent, such as when you subscribe to our newsletter, ask for information, or sign up for services.
Necessary to perform a contract - We may collect and process data we need to provide our services or fulfill contractual obligations with our customers. We may process limited amount of personal data in order to develop and test features and services where it is strictly necessary in order to be able to provide our services.
Necessary to comply with legal obligation - We may collect and process data to fulfill a legal obligation.
Legitimate interest - We may collect and process data as we have a legitimate interest in operating efficient and relevant marketing and sales activities as well as providing and updating our service in order to maximize value for our customers and users as long as our legitimate interests are not outweighed by your rights. Therefore we may use limited amount of personal data in order to develop efficient and error free services.
| | How we share data There are certain cases where we share your personal data collected when using Autorola services, with third parties in order to perform the agreed service. These cases include, but are not limited to; when you sell or purchase vehicles or goods, when you fail to pay legitimate invoices from Autorola, when we refund payment, and when asked by the authorities in relation to criminal investigations.
The categories of recipients are: - Financial auditors
- Buyer of vehicles or goods you sell
- Seller of vehicles or goods you buy
- Our bank
- Our debt collection company
- Our debt recovery company
- Digital contract signing company
- The authorities
- Our partners hosting our web sites and Internet services
- Our data backup partners
- SMS service providers
- Car parks where you retrieve or deliver vehicles or goods
- Transport companies transporting vehicles to or from you
- Third-party support system
- Function logging system
Purchase In order to facilitate a sale the buyer and seller must exchange personal data and Autorola is providing this data to both parties as part of the agreement made when signing up to Autorola services. Some trades are done with an intercessor where the buyer and the seller do not share personal data. When an auction ends, Autorola will try to contact potential buyers as well as the seller to complete the sale.
Autorola is legally obligated to report imported and exported goods to INTRASTAT in which case provide them with the, by law, required personal data.
Autorola is also legally obligated to deregister vehicles before export and to document that it has been done. When deregistering, your personal data will be shared with the relevant partners.
Third country transfer of your personal data We will transfer your contact information to countries outside of the EU in the cases where you purchase or sell vehicles or goods outside of the EU.
Autorola uses a standard contractual clause to ensure proper protection of your personal information in the absence of an adequate decision pursuant to Article 45(3) of the GDPR.
Our vendors and service providers are not permitted to use your personal information for any other purpose than to provide contracted services.
Misconduct We keep an internal record of users who severely misbehave such as refusal to pay justified buyers or sellers fee, attempt of cheating and more.
We have a legitimate interest in keeping our services professional, which very much means that we try to ensure that our buyers and sellers are acting professional.
In cases where a law has been broken or there is a legal claim, we will share this information including personal data with relevant parties such as: This information can also be relevant for financial auditing as it might be used as documentation for loss of profit. In this case the information will be shared with: | | How long we retain your data How long we keep personal data collected depends on the type of information and the purpose for which they were collected. After a reasonable period of time or the completion of the purpose for which it was collected, we will either delete or anonymize personal data.
We retain personal data where we have an ongoing legitimate business purpose to do so, for example to resolve disputes or to comply with ongoing legal obligations.
We retain your personal data for as long as it is needed to provide our services to you and to fulfill our legal obligations and for a reasonable period of time after such services are completed.
| 5 | Your rights regarding your personal data | | As a resident in the EU/EEA, you have certain rights with regard to your personal data.
You have the right to access your personal data we have about you and to have inaccurate data corrected.
You have also the right to request that your personal data be permanently deleted, and we can do so unless Autorola is obligated by law to keep the data. Furthermore, you have the right to restrict the processing of your personal data and the right to object to specific types of processing of your personal data. If you have given us consent to collect or process your personal data, you may withdraw that consent at any time.
If you wish to exercise any of the above-mentioned rights please submit a request to gdpr@autorola.com.
| 6 | Security | | We take all reasonable steps to protect the information we receive from you from accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, and unauthorized disclosure or access. We have put in place appropriate physical, technical, and administrative measures to safeguard and secure your information, but no security measures are perfect; the risk of a data breach is possible.
Below is a list of some of the security measures that are in place: - Personal data is encrypted during transmission.
- Personal data is encrypted at rest at our data centers.
- Employees are given access to users’ personal data only on a “need to know” basis.
- All employees are required to receive training on GDPR and information security.
- All employees with access to personal data are required to sign a binding confidentiality agreement.
- Before sharing personal data with our vendors, we make sure they have implemented security procedures to protect your data. Our vendors and partners are not permitted to use or share your information for any purpose other than to provide the services for which they have been contracted.
| 7 | Contact Us | | If you have any questions about this privacy statement, or if you want to exercise your privacy rights as outlined above, please contact us at the following:
The company collecting and processing your data is:
Autorola A/S Skibhusvej 52A DK-5000 Odense C Denmark Tel: +45 70 20 16 61 E-mail: gdpr@autorola.com
The supervisory authority of protection of personal data in Denmark (for .dk and .eu domains):
Datatilsynet Carl Jacobsens Vej 35 2500 Valby Tel: +45 33 19 32 00 Email: dt@datatilsynet.dk
To find contact details for the local supervisory authority on other domains, please view the local language version of this privacy statement.
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