AARPReviews of aarp.org

“Discounts promised, not honored — seniors deserve better.” “Coupon denied, no help from support, pushed to Hartford instead.” “Membership benefits misleading — not worth the hassle.” “AARP partners profit while seniors get shortchanged.” “Supposed ‘discounts’ ended up costing me more.”

No way to cancel your membership from the app or website….they don’t even have it as one of the questions in the FAQ. You have to get in touch with someone there in order to cancel and then they want to ask you 5 or 10 times why you’re canceling instead of just doing it right away. One of those companies unfortunately.

The only reason to be an AARP member was for cheap Hartford car insurance. They more than double the price after a year. Any travel discounts can be acquired through so many other services like Google flights,your credit card company or trivago. Don't waste your money they lean left in their politics also no Christian or conservative should align themselves with any support.

If you are over 50 DONOT‼️I say Donot trust AARP insurance or‼️get car insurance from AARP, it’s a huge scam, they steal your money‼️getting them for the first time less than a year, they are the worst‼️every rep is unprofessional, they donot know what they doing and I started to think it’s not even an actual insurance! The app is the worst to manage anything! & no one can help on the phone! but give you the run around , absolutely the worst! I regret this POS decision I made to add my car, I’m cancelling them asap. Go to Geico who I been with for years with my other vehicles.

Not worth it. Lots of wasted USPS mail and emails. Was a member for over 20 years. The AARP Bulletin (comes in the mail every month) was vaguely helpful, once in a while. When originally joined, the AARP claim to save you money actually worked. These days it's worthless. Now putting in the trash more junk mail from AARP.

I called to ask for a physical membership card. I was told by the rep it would be 2-3 week by regular postal mail. I said ok. Five weeks later still nothing. I call again and the rep tells me they have no record of the request. The rep again tells me it will be a 4 week delay through regular postal mail. I completed the survey they sent after the and mentioned this issue and selected the option for AARP to contact me. Instead, it redirects me to the chat/phone page on their website. Ok, so i call again. With the third rep, i explain the two previous discussions. This rep does take the time to explain that i have a Digital Membership and therefore despite the previous rep telling me a physical card would be sent it would be replaced with a email and PDF. So i asked if it was normal for reps to lie to customers. I asked to speak to a supervisor and she said she is one. I thanked her for being helpful on the reason but i told her i wanted follow-up on the practice of lying to customer. I told her my feeling was AARP would ignore the issue and do nothing. As expected the following day i received an email. It stated we are happy to hear the rep exlplained the membership type. That is it, no mention of the two reps lying to me. As expected, do not trust them on anything of consequence.

I talked to an expert, obviously he wasn't, all the information he gave last month, this month was wrong, i talked to somebody today and i found out they can do nothing, AARP is the worse

The website is what every elder dreads. Expect to spend an hour trying and failing to find out when your membership expires or requesting that they stop sending wasteful renewal notices. Be prepared - after signing in - to give your information again to a third party if you want to use the useless chat bot. If you are feeling marginalized and frustrated by technology designed to throw sand in your face then this is the place to go. On the plus side, you can call them during business hours rather than wasting your time with the website, and their newsletters and magazines contain a ton of valuable information.