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Originally posted by Incognito
besides , if VISA USA tells You to "fuck off" - You're loosing quite a lot of money right?
On rebills and signups.
Now if that is so because Your company or business is not located in USA and LEGALLY You cant work then with a USA billing company - You cant say a shit.
Because to earn this money as we all understand right now You're in fact breaking the law.
However if You are allowed to work in USA, i.e. You got a company there with a TaxID wich is enough, and You're told "fuck off" - there should be a legal reason behind this because You're not breaking a shit, otherwise it's a discrimination which leads to a significant money damage and I beleive could be simply illegal.
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I'm not registering with VISA US, Ibill will be registering my info with VISA International when that time comes.
For reasons apparently only known to those at Ibill, we are still required to fill in information that has not yet been requested by VISA International... It has been requested by VISA US and I am not US based and will not be basing my business in the US.
I believe from conversations with multiple people at Ibill that VISA International will only be looking to see that you are European company or individual if you are dealing with a European based billing company... We all know that at this stage the solely European based processors are not asking for any stuff yet..
I still dont think its any of VISA's business where you pay your taxes or have your bank account.
I can understand that they want to have you use an aquiring bank in the same region as your processor and business.
I think that they are looking after their member banks interests whilst providing a layer of consumer protection by doing this and I dont have a problem with this.
I do have a problem with thoughts that VISA may be interested in where and who a company's directors are if they are not on the TMF.
If my Australian company runs a company in Europe that deals with a European processor using a European aquiring bank and the European company is governed by European laws, then wheres the problem with that ?
Companies are accountable just as individuals are, and infact are more so in many instances.