[Mister X]

Originally posted by CumSensei
Well how the hell does that work? THe US thing you said there?

I mean we are not located in the US...

The 750$ are no problem for me to pay but I just feel it´s not fair that they discriminate companies that are not located in US or EU.

Does verotel take companies outside europe and USA?

The Limited Liability Corporation is simply your foothold in the American market. It gives your company a legal address and phone number in the United States. Which is vital if you want to do business with the American CC processors. Visa's US operation will not let them ( CCBill, etc. ) process for any companies not located in the US. Several companies located in several different states specialize in offering services for people that need a US company.

As far as I know Verotel takes companies from almost everywhere. They don't charge the 750 because they are based in the Netherlands and use a European bank. Because of that they come under a different branch of Visa and follow slightly different rules. If you are expecting a lot of Euro surfers then they are a good option because they offer many more payment options than any of the US based processors do.

BUT there is still the fact that the banks in Europe have been tending to stop working with processors and companies like iBill (may they rot in hell) and websitebilling ran into problems because of that. Nobody can say at this point whether a US processor like CCBill will be safer or not, but it's something to think about.