Some remaining tricky possessives

[nschneid]

• You won't be getting my business
  • You won't be getting any business from me
• My internet is down (subscriber to a utility)
  • Possessor? Beneficiary?
• Comcast 's internet service (company providing a utility)
• my WoW character (in a video game—imaginary world)
  • You took my pawn: Possessor?

[nschneid]

• "business" in the sense of buying power: treat as a commercial event
  • You won't be getting my business: Agent~>Gestalt
  • You won't be getting any business from me: Agent~>Source
• utility
  • my internet is down (subscriber)
  • Comcast 's internet service (provider)
  • my internet from Comcast (provider)
  • my internet service with Comcast (provider)
• avatar or character that one portrays
  • Gyllenhaal starred as Homer: Identity
  • Gyllenhaal 's character in the film: ??
  • my WoW character/dwarf: ??

[nschneid]

Wrt utilities, "provider" evokes a metaphor of transfer (service for money) even though it is not a single transaction. That said, Possession only applies to goods, not services. If I "receive" a service, am I a Recipient? Beneficiary?