It is a myth that your business is not the same as your physical business. Many businesses have their own web sites, phone numbers, and mailing addresses. They are not your physical business. You cannot create a business just by putting a check in the mailbox.
The same goes for virtual businesses. You can’t just make a virtual business. It has to be run by someone who owns a physical business and has a physical address. A virtual business can’t just be run by a website. Unless it’s like a bank, where all of the transactions are done online.
So you think I missed the point, but I’m going to make an exception. Virtual businesses are a wonderful idea, but they are not as useful as a physical business. You can’t just put a virtual business in your mailbox. You need to have someone who owns a physical business and a physical address.
Not to mention that a virtual business cannot be legally bought, sold, or rented. Unlike a physical business, you cannot open a virtual business and then just let it sit there until you decide to sell it. Instead, you need to give it a physical and legal existence.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a virtual business. I’m sure there were a few around back in the olden days, but they were not very big. I doubt they were really profitable.
A physical business is something you can do on paper. A virtual one is something you do in the cloud. It is something that has the same legal status as an actual physical business. This means a virtual business can be opened and closed in the same way as a physical one. This means that the virtual business can be run by various people without anyone noticing the difference. In other words, if a virtual business is used for illegal purposes, the owner may not be prosecuted for such.
Virtual business is not new. In the early 1990’s, Electronic Business Machines were created by the German firm Kremwerk. These were the first company to actually create a business on the computer. At the time the legal status of these virtual businesses was unclear. They were simply called “Machines” which made it sound as if they were just like anything else.
As it turns out, Kremwerk set off a legal firestorm in Germany for a number of reasons. One of these was a lawsuit brought by a man who was convicted of fraud for using the computers. The court ruled that the computers were not legally real, so they could not be offered for sale. The other reason was that the computers were actually illegal.
While this is a good point, I would argue that what they really are is businesses. And they are more like businesses than machines. They create goods and services that are indistinguishable from the real world, and they do not actually exist (except in our heads). These machines are not real, so they can’t be sold, and they are not legal.
All of those computers are illegal to sell, and the only place they can be sold is on the black market.
