Hello again Lev, the info you gave me yesterday was very helpful,

Hi and welcome to Just Answer!
Which of the following is better in my case, having my BVI company form a Delaware LLC or form it under my name as an individual?
These are two different ways to structure the business - none is better.
If you want to compare your possible tax liability - it will depend on your expected business income - so you may estimate your net business income and possible tax liability with each scheme.
If you want to compare complications for tax filing - please be aware that corporate tax return would generally be more complex.
In additional - you may choose your LLC to be treated as a corporation - in this case the LLC itself will file a corporate income tax return.
Having a Delaware LLC would be advantageous if it will NOT sell to Delaware customers - in this case there will not be Delaware income tax liability.

Once the LLC is formed under any of the above, will I be legally able to wire the profits from a US bank to my bank that is located outside of the US?
The issue with opening a bank account is a separate issue. I assume that most banks would not take you as a customer for internal security reasons. So be prepared to spend some time contacting different banks. Most banks require your personal tax ID - either SSN or ITIN if you are not eligible for SSN. If you have SSN - you may use it - but may not apply for ITIN in additional to your SSN.
After the bank account is open - you may transfer funds without any limitations.
In additional - you may have an account in alternative (not banking system) - for instance PayPal account which is very popular in online commerce.

can you give me some examples on advantages and disadvantages?
Assuming you will have income from US sources - which will be taxable in the US - and income will not be distributed to you as a shareholder - instead will be used for business purposes - corporate income tax rates are generally lower.
If income will be distributed to you - it will be taxed twice - on corporate level and for you when you will receive dividends.
When you are filing as individual - income will be taxed based on individual tax rates. However - most likely you will be able to claim a credit for foreign taxes in your country of residence - thus will eliminate double taxation.
You may want to estimate your expected tax liability - but that will be based on estimate income amounts. From tax liability prospective either way may be more advantageous.
However - as I mentioned above - filing corporate income tax returns is more complex - so if your will just start and your income will be relatively low - you might want to avoid overhead and keep paperwork as simple as possible.
I might suggest to avoid BVI company in this scheme - open a single member LLC (disregarded entity) owned by you as an individual - let the business to take off - and if your business profit will grow - you may select the LLC to be treated as C-corporation for tax purposes.

when you said that most banks will not take me as a customer for internal security reasons, is this in the case of the BVI owning the LLC or in both cases?
Most banks do not want to serve foreign. That include as non resident alien individuals as well foreign corporations. There is additional compliance overhead and banks (especially small banks) are trying to avoid. If you already have a bank account - you may continue to use it.