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There are a lot of office spaces available for single person businesses around here. The point is that I don't need to be able to visit or physically mail anyt
by creesch 2y ago
There are a lot of office spaces available for single person businesses around here.
The point is that I don't need to be able to visit or physically mail anything. But it is just one more point of trust and something I can more easily verify.
Frankly, I'd be okay with a P.O. box if it is clear it is a small business operated mostly from someone's home.
It simply, at least here, is something that allows you to verify things like a company actually being registered at that address.
Another thing is that geographic location matters. For things like data protection laws and other laws the company I want to do business with might or might not follow depending on the country they are based in.
- dgacmu 2y agoWe're not a one-person shop, but as a fully remote startup we also use a forwarding address service. Not very expensive and quite convenient. Lets us rebind the final destination of our mail (like, when our "handles everything official" person moved!) without needing to update a lot of places.