I'm sure a bunch of you have seen this by now.
It started sometime between 4 and 6 years ago I think.
Notices being sent out from all sorts of banks, creditors, service providers, organizations and even county officials claiming they've been hacked (had a security breach) and therefore some of your personal information may have been exposed, followed by an offer of a couple years of complimentary enrollment in an identity-theft protection service.
It's almost the exact same notice every time, almost word-for-word.
The notices have the return address and letterheads/logos of the actual entity they're claiming to be.
It's very interesting.
Anyone figured out what's going on or seen any official reporting on this?
I have hypotheses on what the agenda/scam is but I don't want to pollute anyone else's assessment with my own.
I have no idea but I don't have a bank account, credit card or any way to be"hacked" and I've received those letters. I've been trying to figure out how they got my info because I only have utility bills and public records available
Sir, your info was probably sold by said companies