Privacy Policy & Terms and Conditions
Last updated: 27 September 2026
RoMi Digital Marketing respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal data.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, share and protect personal information when you visit romidigitalmarketing.com, contact us, create an account, request a consultation, purchase a product or service, use a RoMi product or service, connect a supported third-party account, or otherwise interact with us.
It also includes the Terms and Conditions governing use of this website and the provision of RoMi Digital Marketing products and services.
1. Who We Are
For the purposes of applicable data protection law, the business responsible for processing your personal data is:
Rosemarie Agius Delia – RoMi Digital Marketing
Website: https://romidigitalmarketing.com
Email: ask@romimalta.com
Location: Malta
In this document, “RoMi Digital Marketing”, “RoMi”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to the business operated by Rosemarie Agius Delia.
2. Personal Data We May Collect
Depending on how you interact with RoMi, we may collect:
- Your name, business name and job title.
- Email address and telephone number.
- Billing and business address.
- Account information and usernames.
- Enquiry, consultation and correspondence information.
- Order, subscription, licence, care-plan and transaction information.
- Details about products or services you purchase, request or use.
- Information required to provide website, digital marketing, social media, hosting, optimisation, technical support or related services.
- Technical information such as IP address, browser, device type and operating system.
- Website activity including pages visited, referral sources and interactions.
- Marketing and communication preferences.
- Reviews, testimonials and feedback you choose to provide.
- Information supplied when you connect an authorised third-party account or service.
- Information you voluntarily submit through forms, email, telephone, WhatsApp, social media or another communication channel.
Please do not provide sensitive personal information unless it is necessary for a particular service and we have specifically requested it.
3. How We Collect Personal Data
We may collect information:
- Directly from you when you submit a form, make an enquiry, create an account or make a purchase.
- When you request or use a RoMi service.
- When you subscribe to communications.
- When you communicate with us by email, telephone, WhatsApp or social media.
- Automatically through cookies, server logs and similar technologies.
- Through ecommerce, payment, booking, analytics, marketing and communication providers.
- Through third-party services that you expressly connect or authorise.
- From a business, partner or authorised representative who refers you or asks us to contact you.
- From publicly available business information where we have a lawful reason to process it.
Where information comes from another source, we process it only where permitted by applicable law and for an appropriate purpose.
4. How We Use Personal Data
We may process personal information to:
- Respond to enquiries and consultation requests.
- Prepare quotations and proposals.
- Process purchases, payments, renewals and refunds.
- Create and administer customer accounts.
- Deliver websites, marketing services and other contracted work.
- Provide products, licences, subscriptions and care plans.
- Provide technical support.
- Communicate about orders, projects and services.
- Maintain customer, service and licence records.
- Arrange appointments and consultations.
- Operate RoMi Smart Marketing and other authorised RoMi services.
- Connect authorised third-party platforms.
- Create, schedule, manage or publish content where authorised.
- Provide analytics, reporting and marketing administration.
- Improve our websites, products and services.
- Monitor performance, security and technical functionality.
- Prevent fraud, misuse and unauthorised access.
- Maintain accounting, taxation and business records.
- Send marketing communications where legally permitted.
- Manage reviews, testimonials and customer feedback.
- Establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
- Meet legal, regulatory and contractual obligations.
We do not sell or rent your personal data.
5. Legal Bases for Processing
We process personal data only where we have an appropriate lawful basis.
Depending on the circumstances, this may include:
Contract
Processing may be necessary to provide a quotation, deliver a service, fulfil an order, administer a subscription, licence or care plan, or take requested steps before entering into a contract.
Legal obligation
We may process information where necessary to comply with taxation, accounting, regulatory or other legal requirements.
Legitimate interests
We may process information where necessary for legitimate business purposes such as operating our services, managing enquiries, supporting customers, securing our systems, preventing fraud, improving our services and maintaining business relationships, provided those interests are not overridden by your rights and interests.
Consent
Where required, we rely on consent, including for certain marketing communications, optional cookies and certain third-party connections.
Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw that consent.
Malta’s IDPC confirms that consent must be freely and clearly provided and that individuals have the right to withdraw consent where it forms the basis of processing. IDPC
6. Orders, Payments and Ecommerce
When you purchase a RoMi product or service, we may collect information required to process and administer the transaction.
This can include:
- Name and contact information.
- Business and billing information.
- Products or services purchased.
- Transaction status.
- Relevant customer-account information.
Payments may be processed by third-party payment providers.
Those providers process payment information according to their own terms, privacy policies and security arrangements.
RoMi does not ordinarily receive or store complete payment-card details.
Order and invoice records may be retained where necessary for taxation, accounting, warranty, contractual, support, fraud-prevention or legal purposes.
7. Accounts, Licences, Subscriptions and Care Plans
Where you create an account or use a RoMi product, licence, subscription or care plan, we may process information required to:
- Authenticate your account.
- Protect account security.
- Activate and validate licences.
- Confirm subscription or service status.
- Provide updates and technical support.
- Link authorised installations with the appropriate customer account.
- Manage authorised production, staging or development installations.
- Prevent unauthorised use or licence abuse.
- Maintain necessary operational and security records.
Essential communications concerning an active product, service, subscription, licence, security issue or contractual relationship are not treated as optional promotional marketing.
8. Marketing Communications
We may send news, service information or promotional communications where:
- You have provided valid consent.
- You are an existing customer and applicable law permits communication about related products or services.
- Another lawful basis applies.
Marketing communications will provide an appropriate method to unsubscribe where required.
You may also request to stop marketing communications by contacting:
Opting out of promotional marketing does not prevent us from sending necessary communications concerning active services, orders, licences, subscriptions, payments, security or contractual matters.
9. Cookies and Analytics
Our website may use cookies and similar technologies to:
- Provide essential website functionality.
- Maintain sessions.
- Remember preferences.
- Record consent choices.
- Protect against fraud and security threats.
- Measure website performance.
- Understand visitor interaction.
- Support analytics and marketing services.
- Enable authorised embedded or third-party functionality.
Where consent is required for non-essential cookies, they should not be activated until the appropriate consent has been provided.
Further information is available in our separate Cookie Policy.
10. Sharing Personal Data
We may share limited information with appropriate service providers where necessary to operate our business or provide an authorised service.
These may include:
- Website hosting providers.
- Cloud and infrastructure providers.
- Ecommerce and payment providers.
- Invoicing and accounting services.
- Email and communication services.
- Analytics providers.
- Security and performance providers.
- Appointment and booking services.
- Customer-management systems.
- Social media and marketing platforms.
- Contractors assisting with an authorised customer project.
- Professional advisers such as accountants, insurers or legal advisers.
- Public authorities where disclosure is legally required.
Depending on the circumstances, recipients may operate as processors, independent controllers or joint controllers.
Where a provider processes personal data on our behalf, appropriate contractual and security arrangements should apply.
11. RoMi Smart Marketing and Connected Accounts
RoMi Digital Marketing provides marketing technology and services which may include RoMi Smart Marketing.
RoMi Smart Marketing may allow an authorised customer or user to connect third-party business, marketing or social media accounts.
These may include services provided by:
- Meta/Facebook.
- Instagram.
- Google.
- LinkedIn.
- Other supported marketing, social media or business platforms.
Connecting such an account is voluntary.
Information from connected accounts
Depending on the platform, functionality and permissions authorised, RoMi Smart Marketing may process information including:
- User or account identifiers.
- Business-account identifiers.
- Facebook Page identifiers.
- Instagram professional-account identifiers.
- Account or Page names.
- Profile information.
- Authorised access information.
- Access tokens or similar authentication credentials.
- Content selected for creation, scheduling, publishing or management.
- Publishing status.
- Engagement or insight information where authorised.
- Technical information required to maintain and troubleshoot the connection.
RoMi will request only permissions reasonably necessary for the functionality being provided.
12. Meta, Facebook and Instagram
Where you choose to connect Facebook, Instagram or another Meta service, authentication and authorised access may be provided using Meta’s services and APIs.
RoMi Smart Marketing may use an authorised Meta connection to provide functionality such as:
- Identifying Facebook Pages that an authorised user manages.
- Connecting eligible Instagram professional accounts.
- Creating or publishing authorised content.
- Managing scheduled social media activity.
- Retrieving permitted account information.
- Retrieving authorised performance or engagement information where supported.
- Maintaining the technical connection required to provide the service.
The precise information available depends on the permissions granted by the authorised user and the functionality permitted by Meta.
Passwords
RoMi does not receive your Facebook or Instagram password through Meta authentication.
Authentication is performed through Meta’s systems.
Access tokens
Meta or another connected service may provide an access token or similar credential following successful authorisation.
Where necessary, RoMi may securely process or store that credential to maintain the authorised service.
Tokens may expire or cease functioning following:
- User revocation.
- Password or security changes.
- Changes made by the third-party provider.
- Expiration.
- Permission changes.
- Account changes.
Authentication credentials must not be disclosed publicly.
13. Social Media Publishing
Connecting a social media account does not give RoMi unrestricted permission to publish arbitrary material.
Where publishing functionality is enabled, content should be created, scheduled, approved or published according to:
- The customer’s instructions.
- The authorised RoMi workflow.
- Applicable service arrangements.
- Permissions provided by the relevant platform.
RoMi may process the content and operational information necessary to execute those authorised instructions.
14. Disconnecting Connected Accounts
You may be able to revoke RoMi Smart Marketing’s access through the settings provided by Facebook, Instagram, Meta or another connected provider.
Revoking access generally prevents future authorised access through that connection.
However, revoking a connection does not necessarily erase information previously and lawfully supplied to RoMi.
You may therefore also submit a separate deletion request.
15. User Data Deletion
You may request deletion of eligible personal data associated with RoMi Smart Marketing or another RoMi service.
To request deletion, email:
Use the subject:
RoMi Smart Marketing – User Data Deletion Request
Please provide sufficient information to identify the relevant account or connection.
This may include:
- Your name.
- Your email address.
- Relevant business name.
- Facebook Page concerned.
- Instagram professional account concerned.
- Relevant website or RoMi account.
For security reasons, we may request reasonable verification that you are authorised to make the request.
Following verification, RoMi will delete or anonymise applicable personal information where required and legally permitted.
This may include, where applicable:
- Connected-account identifiers.
- Facebook Page identifiers.
- Instagram professional-account identifiers.
- Stored connection information.
- Authentication or access-token information held by RoMi.
- Personal profile information obtained through the authorised connection.
- Other personal information retained specifically for that connection.
Some information may need to be retained where necessary to satisfy legal, taxation, accounting, security, fraud-prevention, contractual or regulatory requirements or to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
The right to erasure is recognised under the GDPR, although it is not absolute and can be subject to lawful retention grounds. IDPC
Meta/Facebook/Instagram deletion
Users who have authorised RoMi Smart Marketing through Meta may also revoke the application’s access using Meta’s account settings.
Revocation and deletion are different actions.
Revocation prevents continued authorised access through that connection.
A deletion request asks RoMi to delete eligible information already received and retained.
Detailed instructions are available at:
https://romidigitalmarketing.com/user-data-deletion/
We aim to respond without undue delay and normally within one month, subject to any lawful extension or restriction. This timing is consistent with guidance from Malta’s Information and Data Protection Commissioner. IDPC
16. International Data Transfers
Some technology, cloud, marketing and social-media providers may process information outside Malta or the European Economic Area.
Where personal data is transferred internationally, appropriate safeguards should be used where required by applicable law.
Depending on the circumstances, these may include:
- An adequacy decision.
- Approved contractual clauses.
- Another recognised lawful transfer mechanism.
17. Data Retention
We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected and in accordance with applicable obligations.
Retention periods may depend on:
- The duration of the customer relationship.
- Project status.
- Account status.
- Licence, subscription or care-plan status.
- Accounting and taxation obligations.
- Contractual requirements.
- Warranty or support obligations.
- Security requirements.
- Fraud-prevention requirements.
- Legal claims and limitation periods.
- Whether consent has been withdrawn.
- Whether an individual has objected to processing.
Enquiries that do not result in a customer relationship may be deleted or anonymised when no longer reasonably required.
Marketing information may be retained until you unsubscribe, withdraw consent where applicable, or we determine that continued retention is no longer appropriate.
18. Data Security
We use reasonable technical and organisational measures intended to protect personal information against:
- Loss.
- Misuse.
- Unauthorised access.
- Unauthorised disclosure.
- Alteration.
- Destruction.
Measures may include:
- Access controls.
- Secure authentication.
- Encrypted communications.
- Restricted administrative access.
- Software updates.
- Security monitoring.
- Backups.
- Logging and auditing.
- Credential protection.
No internet-based system can guarantee absolute security.
Users are responsible for protecting their own account credentials and should contact us promptly if they believe their account or information has been compromised.
19. Your Data Protection Rights
Subject to the applicable conditions and limitations of data protection law, you may have rights including:
- Access – request access to personal information being processed about you.
- Rectification – request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information.
- Erasure – request deletion in applicable circumstances.
- Restriction – request restriction of processing in applicable circumstances.
- Objection – object to certain processing, including direct marketing.
- Data portability – receive eligible information in a portable format where the relevant legal requirements apply.
- Withdrawal of consent – withdraw consent where consent is the legal basis for processing.
- Complaint – lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.
These rights and their limitations are described by Malta’s Information and Data Protection Commissioner. IDPC
To exercise a privacy right in relation to RoMi, contact:
We may request reasonable evidence of identity where necessary to protect personal information from unauthorised disclosure or deletion.
20. Complaints
If you have concerns about our processing of your personal information, please contact us so that we can investigate the matter.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with Malta’s supervisory authority:
Office of the Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC)
Floor 2, Airways House
Triq Il-Kbira
Tas-Sliema SLM 1549
Malta
Malta Information and Data Protection Commissioner
The IDPC confirms that individuals may complain where they believe their data-protection rights have been infringed. IDPC
21. Automated Processing and AI-Assisted Services
RoMi may use automated or AI-assisted tools to support services including:
- Website analysis.
- Marketing analysis.
- Content assistance.
- Search visibility analysis.
- Lead administration.
- Enquiry routing.
- Reporting.
- Service monitoring.
- Security.
- Fraud detection.
- Licence validation.
- Marketing administration.
Unless otherwise stated, these tools are intended to support operational and professional workflows rather than make decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects about an individual solely by automated means.
Where applicable, RoMi maintains human oversight of material business decisions.
22. Children’s Privacy
RoMi Digital Marketing’s commercial services are not directed at children.
We do not knowingly seek to collect children’s personal information through our commercial services without an appropriate lawful basis and, where required, appropriate parental or guardian involvement.
If you believe a child has provided personal information to us inappropriately, contact ask@romimalta.com so that we can investigate.
23. Third-Party Websites and Services
Our websites and products may contain links to, integrations with or embedded content from independently operated third-party services.
Examples may include:
- Meta/Facebook.
- Instagram.
- Google.
- LinkedIn.
- Payment providers.
- Booking platforms.
- Analytics providers.
- Hosting providers.
- Communication services.
Those organisations may process information under their own privacy policies and terms.
RoMi is not responsible for the privacy practices, security or content of independently operated third-party services.
24. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy when our services, technology, integrations, providers or legal obligations change.
The current version will be published on this page with an updated revision date.
Where appropriate, significant changes may also be communicated through the relevant account, service or another reasonable channel.
25. Contact Us
For privacy questions, requests or concerns:
RoMi Digital Marketing
Rosemarie Agius Delia
Email: ask@romimalta.com
Website: https://romidigitalmarketing.com
Location: Malta
Terms and Conditions
Last updated: 27 September 2026
These Terms and Conditions apply to services and products supplied by RoMi Digital Marketing and to use of the RoMi Digital Marketing website and relevant RoMi platforms.
1. About Us
Services are provided by:
Rosemarie Agius Delia – RoMi Digital Marketing
113, Triq it-Terz
Swieqi, Malta
Email: ask@romimalta.com
The applicable business and taxation information will be shown on relevant quotations, invoices and other formal commercial documents.
2. Quotations and Scope
Quotations are valid until the expiry date stated on them.
The accepted quotation, proposal, invoice, order, service agreement or other written scope defines the relevant:
- Services.
- Deliverables.
- Pricing.
- Billing period.
- Project scope.
- Service period.
- Included functionality.
Work requested outside the agreed scope may require additional fees or a revised quotation.
3. Payments
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, one-off projects may require a deposit before work begins, with the remaining amount payable according to the agreed quotation or invoice.
Recurring services are payable according to their agreed billing cycle, which may be monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, annually or another agreed period.
Invoices must be paid by their stated due date.
Third-party costs are payable according to the applicable quotation, invoice or provider arrangement.
4. Commencement and Delivery
Work normally begins following:
- Acceptance of the applicable quotation or proposal.
- Receipt of any required deposit or advance payment.
- Receipt of information, access and materials reasonably required to begin.
Delivery dates may depend on timely cooperation by the client.
Delays in receiving:
- Content.
- Access credentials.
- Approvals.
- Images.
- Product information.
- Technical information.
- Third-party decisions.
may affect delivery schedules.
5. Client Responsibilities
Clients are responsible for:
- Providing accurate information.
- Providing lawful content.
- Supplying necessary access.
- Reviewing work when approval is requested.
- Informing RoMi of material errors.
- Ensuring they have appropriate rights to material supplied to RoMi.
- Maintaining appropriate security over credentials supplied to them.
- Using RoMi products and services lawfully.
Clients must not instruct RoMi to publish or process material that they know infringes applicable law or third-party rights.
6. Third-Party Services and Costs
Unless expressly included, fees for third-party services may be separate.
Examples include:
- Domain registration.
- Hosting.
- Advertising spend.
- Social media advertising.
- Payment processing.
- Software subscriptions.
- Premium plugins.
- APIs.
- Stock photography or video.
- External licences.
- Email services.
- Third-party booking or ecommerce systems.
Third-party products and services remain subject to the provider’s own terms, availability, policies and technical limitations.
RoMi cannot guarantee the continued operation of an independently controlled third-party service.
7. Social Media and Connected Platforms
Where a service involves Facebook, Instagram, Meta, Google, LinkedIn or another third-party platform, the client must maintain an eligible account and comply with that platform’s terms and policies.
RoMi cannot guarantee:
- Approval of a third-party account.
- API approval.
- App Review approval.
- Advertising approval.
- Account verification.
- Continued API availability.
- Platform availability.
- Continued availability of a particular permission or feature.
Third-party platforms may modify or discontinue functionality independently of RoMi.
8. RoMi Smart Marketing
RoMi Smart Marketing may provide tools for authorised marketing administration, content management, social media planning, scheduling, publishing, reporting and connected-account functionality.
Availability of individual functions may depend on:
- The client’s RoMi service.
- Licence or subscription status.
- Account permissions.
- Third-party APIs.
- External platform approval.
- Valid authentication.
- Technical compatibility.
A displayed connection should not be interpreted as guaranteeing that an external platform will accept every future action.
9. Client Authorisation for Publishing
Where a client authorises RoMi or RoMi Smart Marketing to manage or publish content, the client remains responsible for ensuring that the supplied or approved material is lawful and appropriate for its business.
RoMi may refuse to publish content that appears unlawful, fraudulent, infringing or technically unsafe.
10. Recurring Services, Renewals and Cancellation
Recurring services continue according to the minimum term, renewal period and billing cycle specified in the relevant quotation, order, invoice or service agreement.
Cancellation and notice requirements are determined by the applicable agreement.
Cancellation does not remove amounts already due.
Where a RoMi-managed service ends, continued use of certain software, licences, integrations or third-party services may require a separate licence or commercial arrangement.
11. Licences and Software
RoMi may provide proprietary software, plugins, integrations, templates, platforms or other technology.
Unless expressly transferred in writing:
RoMi retains ownership of its underlying software, methods, reusable components, templates, systems, source code, platform technology and intellectual property.
A customer receives only the usage rights expressly provided by the relevant licence or service arrangement.
Licences may be subject to:
- Subscription status.
- Domain authorisation.
- Installation limits.
- Production/staging rules.
- Updates.
- Support eligibility.
- Security controls.
Unauthorised copying, redistribution, resale, reverse engineering or circumvention of licensing controls is prohibited except where applicable law expressly provides otherwise.
12. Intellectual Property
Following full payment, final client-specific deliverables may be used by the client for the business purposes agreed in the applicable project.
RoMi retains rights in its:
- Reusable code.
- Frameworks.
- Plugins.
- Templates.
- Methods.
- Systems.
- Processes.
- Libraries.
- Platform architecture.
- Proprietary technology.
Third-party intellectual property remains subject to the rights of the relevant owner.
13. Website Use
You must not:
- Attempt unauthorised access to RoMi systems.
- Interfere with website or platform operation.
- Circumvent access or licence controls.
- Introduce malicious code.
- Use RoMi systems for unlawful activity.
- Scrape protected areas without permission.
- Copy protected platform functionality unlawfully.
- Misrepresent your identity or authority.
Website information may be updated without notice.
14. Digital Marketing Results
Digital marketing, SEO, AEO, social media, advertising, reputation, website optimisation and related services are provided professionally and in good faith.
However, RoMi cannot guarantee a specific:
- Search-engine ranking.
- AI-search citation or visibility.
- Number of visitors.
- Number of enquiries.
- Advertising result.
- Social media reach.
- Number of followers.
- Number of reviews.
- Sales volume.
- Revenue outcome.
Performance can be affected by competition, algorithms, market conditions, advertising budgets, customer behaviour and decisions made by independent platforms.
15. Website and Search Services
Search engines, AI services and other discovery platforms independently determine:
- Crawling.
- Indexing.
- Ranking.
- Search results.
- AI-generated responses.
- Visibility.
RoMi may optimise websites and content to improve technical quality and discoverability but cannot control those external systems.
16. Availability and Maintenance
RoMi aims to provide reliable services but does not guarantee uninterrupted availability.
Temporary interruption may occur because of:
- Maintenance.
- Updates.
- Hosting issues.
- Security incidents.
- Internet failures.
- Third-party outages.
- API changes.
- Platform changes.
- Circumstances beyond reasonable control.
17. Security
RoMi applies reasonable security practices to its services.
Clients must also maintain appropriate security, including:
- Strong passwords.
- Appropriate user permissions.
- Secure handling of credentials.
- Timely reporting of suspected compromise.
- Compliance with relevant security instructions.
RoMi is not responsible for loss caused by credentials disclosed or misused outside RoMi’s reasonable control.
18. Backups and Data
Where backup services are included, the applicable service arrangement determines their scope and retention.
Clients should maintain independent copies of business-critical information where appropriate.
No backup system can guarantee recovery in every circumstance.
19. Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Subject to applicable mandatory law and the specific agreement governing a service, RoMi’s liability in connection with a paid service may be limited to the amount paid for the affected service.
To the extent permitted by law, RoMi is not responsible for indirect or consequential losses arising from matters outside its reasonable control, including independent third-party platform decisions or outages.
20. Privacy and Communications
Personal information is handled according to the Privacy Policy above.
RoMi may send communications reasonably necessary to administer:
- Enquiries.
- Quotations.
- Orders.
- Projects.
- Accounts.
- Invoices.
- Payments.
- Licences.
- Subscriptions.
- Security.
- Support.
- Connected services.
Such operational communications are distinct from optional promotional marketing.
21. Suspension
RoMi may suspend access to a service where reasonably necessary because of:
- Non-payment.
- Security risks.
- Suspected fraud.
- Unauthorised access.
- Material misuse.
- Licence abuse.
- Unlawful activity.
- Serious breach of the applicable agreement.
Where reasonable and appropriate, RoMi will attempt to notify the affected customer.
22. Changes to Services
Technology and third-party platforms change regularly.
RoMi may update or modify its services where reasonably necessary for:
- Security.
- Compatibility.
- Performance.
- Legal compliance.
- Third-party API changes.
- Product improvement.
Material commercial changes to an active paid service will be handled according to the applicable agreement.
23. Termination
Termination of a service does not affect:
- Amounts already due.
- Rights accrued before termination.
- Obligations intended to survive termination.
- RoMi’s ownership of its proprietary technology.
- Legal record-retention requirements.
Where appropriate, access tokens or connected-account authorisations associated solely with the terminated service may be revoked or deleted.
24. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of Malta.
Disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the Maltese courts, except where mandatory consumer or other applicable law provides otherwise.
25. Contact
Questions concerning these Terms or RoMi services may be sent to:
RoMi Digital Marketing
Rosemarie Agius Delia
113, Triq it-Terz
Swieqi, Malta
Email: ask@romimalta.com
Website: https://romidigitalmarketing.com
