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Do you still do this? What fee? Any minimum volume requirement?

It's in the grey area. The game creators could argue that I'm infringing on their copyright, but it's been years and they haven't sent a cease and desist or anything. Currently working on a solution. Some more mainstream processors can work if you do $50k+ per month in sales.

It's also possible that they got grandfathered in or made a special deal. They never responded to me when I was trying to get in contact with them... Really annoying.

I never spoke with them lol, I'm not sure if you're able to. But ask Bizee support if you can, or maybe they can assist. For my situation, I sent form 5472, 1120, and another form stating that it's a disregarded entity. There are some guides online that show you how to do everything, but it's...

I use it and it's decent. Just keep in mind you still need to submit a few forms on your own every year or make sure your accountant does it.

I'd be looking to keep the deposit below $3k

I'm looking for a good card to use while traveling that doesn't have foreign transaction fees, yearly fees, etc. Any good offshore bank accounts that come with a card like this? This is the type of thing I'm looking for, but it only works for Canadian residents (which I won't be soon)...

BITCONNECCCC I'm in ecommerce

What kind of business would you do in Russia?

US LLC + Mercury + Stripe. You could also look into getting an account with Chase (someone here was talking about how you can do it with no visit) and a better payment processor like Adyen or others.

From what I've seen, they either got into Stripe or similar processors years ago and never closed down (so grandfathered in), or they have high volume and use one of the very few solutions that accept this industry. And some of them seem to have cloaking setups. What do you mean?

I'm selling digital products in the video game industry, rejected by all processors because of copyright issues. I found two processors that seem to allow this industry, but only for higher volume, I think it was $40k+/month. I'll be doing ~$2-3k/month in sales to begin with, and maybe scale...

If you select this, and you have US customers and suppliers, your non-resident US LLC still is not liable for US tax. Correct?

I wouldn't call Bloxflip a "huge" company. Bloxflip probably does a few million per year, while Roblox is publicly traded.

It's Bloxflip. https://www.kinguin.net/category/119877/bloxflip-50-robux-balance-gift-card Kinguin's other site: BloxFlip $250 Robux Balance Gift Card | G2PLAY.NET Also, they call it a Robux gift card but it's just credits for the gambling site that can be gambled and eventually withdrawn to...

No, it's a gambling site for Roblox (a third party, not Roblox itself) You're probably right. I'm more interested in finding a site that won't ask many questions.

I see this Roblox gambling website directs customers to purchase gift cards (that the gambling site created) on Kinguin.net and then redeem them on the gambling site for balance. Kinguin rejected me and won't say why, which is surprising after seeing this other business using it. Are there any...

Where should I incorporate for tax optimization, while still having access to banking and payment processing in this scenario? Business Info: - E-Commerce, physical products, whitehat - 3rd party logistics in the US - 100% US customers initially - Cosmetics industry Owner/Operator Info: -...

For PayPal? No, I gave up on trying to use them for my current websites. Even one bad customer/scammer can get you shut down easily. I don't think this is illegal, just against ToS.

How do the nominees help exactly? And what type of processors? Literally Stripe or high-risk ones? I think so. Just not sure how they do it exactly and how much it costs and how many accounts, etc. Sounds like you got lucky, or you got it approved a few years ago when they had less strict...