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I wish to file a claim in a class action settlement in the US. However, eligibility is dependent on what state you made a purchase "in" (the purchase being an item from an internet app).

If I am a legal resident of state A (and was physically in state A when I made the purchase), but the credit card I used to make the purchase has a billing address in state B, what state was the purchase made in? The company who runs the app is located in a third state, C.

I know billing addresses are used by businesses to determine who they may sell state-restricted goods to. Does the billing address have the same weight here?

Edit: The purchase was a subscription, no physical goods were shipped anywhere.

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    Was it a physical good? Where was it delivered to?
    – SJuan76
    Aug 7, 2020 at 19:18
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    Where was the good shipped?
    – ohwilleke
    Aug 7, 2020 at 21:02
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    Isn't this a question for the lawyers handling the class action? Aug 8, 2020 at 11:00

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