As a XXXX customer, my personal information was involved in a data breach at Experian. As a result of said breach, Experian offered a lifetime of credit monitoring through it 's subsidiary, XXXX. I signed up for this offer for my personal data being breached in XXXX 2015. I was given the following Experian XXXX Number : Experian 's XXXX Customer Number : XXXX Upon opening the account, I was given access to my Experian credit report and alleged activation of monitoring services was required for me to set up. 

XXXX XXXX, 2015 I signed into my XXXX account and was surprised to see that the credit report I pulled in XXXX was deleted, showing in my account as " No credit report available '' although I pulled it in XXXX 2015 and in my archived credit reports section it shows " no credit reports archived '' although I had XXXX pulled in XXXX 2015. 

Experian left a customer service phone number of XXXX, but it only lead to pre recorded messages. I then noted that another number flash XXXX XXXX XXXX which disappeared. I called that number and reached a Experian person that stated they delete the credit reports from pulls and archives after 30 days and I can buy a new XXXX for {$9.00} from them. 
I was shocked to hear this as I am entitled to my previously pulled credit report. She ( XXXX customer representative ) stated I was not and I requested a supervisor. 
The supervisor said they delete all reports after 30 days although there is a archived section on my account. It appears this not available to consumers effected by the Experian/ XXXX breach and they are trying to upsell me furthering effecting me due to this breach. I asked the supervisor how I can get my previous XXXX report and I was told that I could go to free annual credit report or buy a report from them. 
I stated they were breaking several of the FCRA laws and I was hung up on. 
