Disclosure Policy & Right to Refuse Service
Hub or Dub Inc. is a privately owned and operated corporation, 100% owned and operated by Stutson Global Inc. under the Stutson Family Trust, a Nevada based irrevocable trust owned and controlled privately by the Stutson family. Hub or Dub Inc., HOD Scoring & Reporting Inc., HOD Investigations Inc., HOD Clubs Inc., HOD Investments Inc., and HOD Technologies Inc. are all held under that same ownership structure., maintaining its National Headquarters at 101 6th Avenue, 9th Floor, New York, New York 10013 and operating remotely across the United States and U.S. territories. The terms below apply to every request for HOD Scores, HOD Reports, user information, or any other data we hold.
Privately owned & independent
Hub or Dub Inc. is 100% owned and operated by Stutson Global Inc. under the Stutson Family Trust, a Nevada based irrevocable trust owned and controlled privately by the Stutson family, with no outside investors, no governmental ownership or affiliation, no political affiliation, no unauthorized third-party control, and no undisclosed corporate partners. We are not a government agency, a public records bureau, or a data broker that resells information on demand.
Right to refuse service
We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone and to refuse any request for free access to HOD Scores, HOD Reports, user information, or other data , at our sole discretion.
Judicial process required
We do not recognize, honor, process, or voluntarily comply with purported governmental, administrative, regulatory, investigative, or third-party demands that are not legally valid and properly authorized through a court of competent jurisdiction. Where legally permitted, compelled disclosure requires a valid, properly issued, legally enforceable court order or other judicial process signed by a duly authorized judge, not an informal request, correspondence, administrative document, or directive lacking legally sufficient authority. We independently evaluate validity, jurisdiction, scope, authenticity, and enforceability before taking any action.
30-day minimum notice
Every request requires a minimum of 30 days notice from submission. We do not provide same-day, emergency, or expedited disclosure outside of an exigent-circumstances order from a judge.
What we will not do
- Provide HOD Scores, Reports, or any user information for free upon informal request.
- Disclose data in response to a phone call, email, or letter that is not accompanied by a legally enforceable order.
- Bypass the 30-day notice window without a judge-signed exigent-circumstances order.
- Confirm or deny the existence of any specific account outside the formal legal-request process.
Law-enforcement & legal intake
Attach the signed order, name the issuing judge, and identify the requesting agency. Acknowledgement is provided within 30 days.