Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Maryland

Re: refund of services purchased through an internet service

I am a Maryland attorney and not a Nevada attorney. Substantive law varies state to state.

Maryland has what is referred to as a "long arm statute" which would avail you of small claims jurisdiction if you were a Maryland resident and the seller lived in another state.

The basis for jurisdiction is that the seller sumbits itself to jurisdiction based on the contact it intended in the forum of the state (i.e., the seller reached into the buyer's jurisdiction).

Getting a judgment, however, is one thing; executing it, if necessary, is an entirely different matter. Your question should be posted to attorneys licensed in Nevada unless you want to file suit and appear in Maryland.

Re: refund of services purchased through an internet service

It is more important that the person or company claim to do business in Nevada if you want to sue them there, rather than Maryland. But you should have jurisdiction over the company in Nevada simply because their misrepresentation to you occurred there. I can not advise on that because that is Nevada law.