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> you should assign a representative in one of the member states for your business. This person should handle all issues related to processing. Am I reading t
by sbov 8y ago
> you should assign a representative in one of the member states for your business. This person should handle all issues related to processing.
Am I reading this wrong? It seems like if every country adopted laws like this, so you would need to have ~200 different representatives across the globe to have any kind of online business.
- brianbreslin 8y agoWould this mean hiring local companies to rep you like registered agents? Sounds super prohibitive to small businesses. Also seems if true to be a decent business opportunity.
- Arnt 8y agoNo. It's like handling mail to abuse@<domain>. You sort of have to do it, but noone forces you to have different employees handle mail to abuse@<each domain>, or to have people in different countries do it. The people who force you to handle abuse@<domain> may or may not have the power to make you do it, which is another similar aspect. What you can not do is answer the phone and say "uh, I'm not sure who's in charge of that... let me put you on hold..."
- gowld 8y ago"one of" is different from "each". Which is the law?