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Contact

One email address, one postal address, and no form — because a form would collect data we have promised not to collect.

Everything reaches the same mailbox, and it is read by the person responsible for what is published here. There is no contact form on this page, and that is deliberate — a form would collect and store data, and we have promised readers that this site collects none.

Email

info@celeros.online

Write to info@celeros.online for anything: corrections, factual disputes, rights and trademark enquiries, data-protection requests, press questions or partnership enquiries. We aim to reply within five working days, and within one month for a formal data-subject request under Article 12(3) GDPR.

Postal address

DSP DŘEVO s.r.o.
Zrzavého 1705/2a, Řepy
163 00 Praha 6
Czech Republic

Company number (IČO) 09568000 · VAT number CZ09568000
For the attention of Liam Johnson, responsible editor, for editorial correspondence.

We do not publish a telephone number and we do not operate a telephone helpline. Written contact gives both sides a record, which matters for corrections and for legal requests.

What to send where

A factual error

Send the page address and what is wrong. Evidence helps but is not required. We correct substantive errors on the page, dated, and keep the record. See the corrections procedure.

A data-protection request

Access, erasure, objection or any other right under the GDPR. Note the practical limitation explained in the privacy policy: we hold almost nothing that could be linked to you.

A rights or trademark issue

All illustrations here are original and we use no publisher artwork, but if you believe something infringes your rights, tell us what and where and we will act promptly.

A commercial enquiry

We accept affiliate partnerships only, never paid placement or sponsored posts, and no advertiser gets sight of an article before publication. See the advertising disclosure.

Why there is no form

A contact form means a form handler, which means a server that receives and stores what you typed, and in practice usually means a spam-filtering service, a cookie and a third-party script. Every one of those breaks the promise made in our cookie policy. Your own mail client already does the job without any of it, and it leaves you holding a copy of what you sent.

Last reviewed 6 October 2026.