Kilroy
If AARP "knows" what you actually (with roadside coverage) get, i've not met/chatted/spoken one of their people that DOES.
If AARP "knows" what you actually get with a membership, i've never spoke to one. Here's an example: I wanted to join AARP roadside Assistance but i had questions: They say i am covered for 100 miles on towing so i asked, "Okay, is that a 'discount'? Is it free? What's the deal?" - I got transferred to the insruance company associated with them. The chat person, they were out in a HOT SECOND. They threw up some phone numbers then BAM, it was OVER. I call and the support and same thing (transfer) asked the insurance guy the same question, he wanted to transfer me back to AARP. Are you getting the idea? NOBODY knew what was going on. NOBODY had the answer. All they wanted to do was keep transferring me. It was ANNOYING. They were VERY simple qustions with very EASY answers bit NOBODY could answer. I didn't want to be the guy, stuck out on the highway, and THEN find out that my coverage was USELESS. Here's the real scare: One page says, $5.xx a month for the roadside assistance. Another page says "that's with our auto instance" and then ANOTHER page says, "There are FOUR different layers of roadside coverage". I am SHOCKED over the changes as you read and i think THAT is why NOBODY would answer my questions. Talk about HIDDEN information that you gotta DIG for and then, when you call to verify, NOBODY can answer you. Old people don't have a CHANCE against AARP. I mean WHAT do you get from these guys other than some cheezy gift and a lot of papework?


