Terms and Conditions

Graham Miranda
Hosting.GrahamMiranda.com
Hasselfelder Straße 23
38889 Blankenburg (Harz), Deutschland

Last updated: 25. Oktober 2025

1. Scope

These Terms and Conditions (“T&C”) apply to all contracts and services provided by Hosting.GrahamMiranda.com (“Provider”) to its customers (“Customer”).

2. Service Description

The Provider offers web hosting services, domains, email services and supplementary services. These services are partly operated using third-party infrastructure (specifically RackNerd, Hostkey, Yottasrc). Server locations may include France, the USA and other countries. The Customer acknowledges that the Provider uses third parties for infrastructure and certain services.

3. Contract Formation and Term

Contracts are concluded by ordering on the website or individual written acceptance. The minimum contract term is one month unless otherwise agreed. Contracts may be terminated with one month’s notice to the end of the contract period, unless otherwise agreed.

4. Payment and Pricing

All prices include statutory VAT. Invoices are due immediately upon receipt unless otherwise agreed. The Provider may announce price adjustments with four weeks’ notice. In case of payment delay, the Provider reserves the right to suspend services until payment is received.

5. Liability and Limitation of Liability

The Provider is liable only for intent and gross negligence. For minor negligence, liability applies only in cases of breach of essential contractual obligations (cardinal duties). Liability is in any case limited to typical, foreseeable damage and to a maximum amount equal to the fees paid by the Customer during the last 12 months. No liability exists for data loss, indirect damages or lost profits.

The Provider is not liable for disruptions or performance limitations caused by the infrastructure of third-party providers (RackNerd, Hostkey, Yottasrc). The Customer is informed that services are provided through external data centers, and in case of disruptions or failures, the terms and SLAs of third-party providers will prevail.

6. Availability, Maintenance and Force Majeure

The Provider endeavors to maintain high service availability but does not guarantee a specific uptime. Maintenance work, disruptions or force majeure (e.g., natural disasters, war, government intervention, strikes) may lead to temporary restrictions. In the event of force majeure, there is no right to compensation.

7. Termination of Contract

The Customer may terminate the contract in accordance with the agreed notice period. The right to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected.

8. Final Provisions

German law applies with the exclusion of private international law. Jurisdiction is Blankenburg (Harz), provided the Customer is a merchant.

If any provision of these T&C is invalid, the remainder shall remain unaffected.


Legal Basis:

  • Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (BGB)
  • Telemediengesetz (TMG)
  • Digitale-Dienste-Gesetz (DDG)