Legal document
Last updated: 22 September 2026 · Version 2026-09-22
Eskotin is a trading name and a platform owned by the company indicated above, which acts as the operator of the website and app.
This legal notice complies with Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and E-Commerce (LSSI-CE), Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), Spanish Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD), Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act) and Directive (EU) 2019/2161 (Omnibus).
Access to the site is free, except for the subscription services indicated. Users agree to use the site in accordance with the law, this notice and the Terms of Use.
The Eskotin brand, design, code and own content are owned by Astranova Consultoría Avanzada S.L.U. and protected by intellectual and industrial property law. Reproduction, distribution or transformation without express authorisation is prohibited. Content uploaded by users, creators and brands belongs to its authors, who grant Eskotin a licence to display it on the platform.
Eskotin acts as a hosting service provider (art. 16 LSSI and art. 6 DSA). We are not liable for content published by third parties, though we diligently remove any illegal content of which we have actual knowledge. You can report illegal content to privacidad@eskotin.com or via the report button in the app.
Purchase links lead to partner brands' websites. Eskotin is not the seller and is not part of the contract between user and brand. Legal warranty, withdrawal and product claims are handled with the issuing store, without prejudice to EU consumer rights.
See the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy.
You can send any complaint to privacidad@eskotin.com and we will reply in writing. We are not generally signed up to any alternative consumer dispute resolution body. However, in line with art. 40(3) of Spanish Law 7/2017, if you are a consumer and your complaint is not resolved satisfactorily, we will inform you in writing of at least one accredited alternative dispute resolution entity competent to handle your case, and we will state expressly whether or not we will take part in that procedure. You may in any case turn to the consumer authorities or consumer offices of your region or EU country of residence and, where appropriate, to the courts.
Spanish and European Union law applies. Unless a mandatory rule provides otherwise, the parties submit to the courts of the company's registered address. For consumers, the courts of their place of residence will have jurisdiction where mandatory rules so provide.