Experian ( a client of XXXX ) was hacked. Lacking the appropriate security measures, the hackers downloaded my address, social security number, drivers license, number and the like. The hackers have enough information to steal my identity. 

So what is Experian proposing to do? Offer 2 free years of THEIR credit/identiy monitoring service ( XXXX ). Really? I 'm supposed to trust the clowns that were just hacked with their identity and credit monitoring service? It makes more sense to offer an independent credit/identity monitoring service, such as XXXX. 
