In another thread I asked:
"do you require clients to have a registered US company?"
and you answered:
"Nope. We come to you. PSW addressed this issue in reverse: we come to you (international reception) rather than you coming to us (US presence). Internal sources say Canada is a go, however, I'm going to check into everything again next week."
What I should have asked is: Do you require clients to have a US registered company for them to process Visa (not just Mastercard).
Also, what is "international reception"?
"do you require clients to have a registered US company?"
and you answered:
"Nope. We come to you. PSW addressed this issue in reverse: we come to you (international reception) rather than you coming to us (US presence). Internal sources say Canada is a go, however, I'm going to check into everything again next week."
What I should have asked is: Do you require clients to have a US registered company for them to process Visa (not just Mastercard).
Also, what is "international reception"?
Krome: Go get 'em! I think you need to start using that smiley!! There are some other cool ones too. Click the "Get More" on the "Post Reply" screen. hahah. We're all frustrated, believe me. Unfortunately, the visa fees are international. Visa is addressing "High Risk" accounts (like porn) on a global scale.
Bear: Let me see if I can clarify the "US Presence" issue. Visa has now divided the world into regions. If you and your billing company are in the same region, everything is fine. However, if you're not in the same region, you can't work with each other. Now, there are two ways to deal with this: 1. You register your business wherever the billing company is (usually the US). 2.

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