What a standing carries, and what it will not.
Brief, and meant for reading before you take a standing rather than for discovery once something has gone wrong. Any clause here serving the house's interest instead of yours is labeled as such.
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What a standing is
A monthly membership at the level you took. Ward covers you and your devices. Herald adds the watch on your name in public use, with takedowns assembled and pressed. Keep extends both across a household of up to six and holds the network at one residence.
The register page is the specification. What is listed there is what a standing carries, and where an item says the house presses or requests something, the wording is deliberate: it describes an action taken, not a result controlled.
Marks
Each standing carries a number of marks per membership year, redeemable against discrete work: a takedown assembled and pressed, an off cycle sweep, a travel briefing, or an hour with your custodian. Continuous watching is never drawn against them; that is what the standing itself buys.
Marks are not currency. They cannot be bought separately, transferred to another member, redeemed for money or refunded. Unspent marks expire at the end of the membership year. If you exhaust them the house will tell you what further work would cost before doing any of it, never afterward.
What the house is not
- Nothing is guaranteed to be removed from the internet. Platforms and brokers decide that. The house builds the case, presses it, chases it and reports the outcome, refusals included.
- The house provides no physical security. No guards, no drivers, no patrol. Where chatter suggests physical risk it is weighed and handed to whoever performs that role for you.
- The house does not practice law and nothing it produces is legal advice. Evidence is kept in a form your counsel can use.
- The house does not insure you. Nothing here indemnifies you against loss and no part of the fee is a premium.
- The house does not do asset recovery or reputation management. Neither is watching, and a firm bundling them with it is selling you two different things under one name.
What is asked of you
An accurate intake sheet. Watching the wrong name finds nothing, and the house would rather ask twice. Tell us when circumstances change: a new address, a new account, somebody joining or leaving the household.
Billing
Monthly in advance, in US dollars, by card or bank debit through Stripe. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies. Changing standing mid month is prorated, so you pay the difference rather than a fresh month.
A failed payment ends nothing immediately: Stripe retries and the house writes to you before the watch stops.
Leaving
From your ledger page, one click, whenever you like. Cover runs out the paid month and ceases. No notice period, no exit call, no retention offer. On request your watch record is deleted, leaving only the billing history the law requires.
Limits
Watching is a search of what is findable. It is thorough, it is continuous, and it is not omniscient: material behind a closed forum, inside a private message, or in a file not yet traded is invisible to everyone, the house included. You will be told what we can see and what we cannot rather than left to assume total coverage.
What the house can be held for caps at one year of membership fees, counted back from the claim. That clause protects us, and it is the ordinary position at this price. If the exposure you carry needs more, what you need is insurance alongside this rather than instead of it.
Law
Florida law governs this agreement. Nothing here removes a right you hold under the consumer law where you live.
