Geoblocking of EU consumers

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You still don’t get it.

The links you provide mean:
The company is not allowed to geo-block the (for example german) webshop for you.

However, as I linked above, a company is free to create the Terms and Conditions it needs.

The only thing that is important is that

  1. Everybody in the EU has the same Terms and Conditions and
  2. The company does not block the (for example german) webshop for (for example spansih) consumers.

Now to your specific case:

  1. You were able to visit the webshop that german people use and you were able to even buy it.
  2. The Terms and Conditions of Framework are equal in whole Europe. No law broken here as well.

By ordering from Framework, you agree to their Terms and Conditions. This means, you accept that their support is limited.

I am not lawyer though. If you still want to proceed, it’s best to activate a lawyer and stop spamming this forum with this.

Edit:
Also, please read this quote from your linked website:

There are also justified reasons for traders not to sell cross-border. Such as the need to register at a tax authority in the country of destination, higher shipping costs or costs arising from the application of foreign consumer law. While outside barriers create additional complications and extra costs for the trader, differences in the treatment of customers are based on objective criteria.

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