tk-webart.de

Former company that ceased operations on 31 August 2007; its customer invoicing passed to ASC Computersysteme in Schweina

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05

About tk-webart.de

TK WebArt ceased operations on 31 August 2007. A notice on its website to customers cites a lack of time and persistently weak order volume as the reasons.

Customer invoicing was taken over by ASC Computersysteme, based in Schweina, Thüringen. The former owner, Torsten Kurbad, remained available for questions and minor consulting services.

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