The way a virtual company works: customer -> virtualcompany host (fairsoftware in my example) -> personal account This way, the end user has a business relatio

The way a virtual company works: customer -> virtualcompany host (fairsoftware in my example) -> personal account This way, the end user has a business relationship with the virtual company host, shielding the entrepreneur, but the entrepreneur stills earns money as an independent contractor of the virtual company host. To me, the best of both worlds (but I'm biased). It beats opening a merchant account, that's for sure. PS: no 503 for me...