AARPReviews of aarp.org

I'm curious why am I not getting my 10% discount on my room if I use it if I don't use it it's still the same price wen I use it please help me

We have been a AARP member for many years. We are conservative people and we see 2 men that got married in your magazine. You will not see that in a conservative magazine like AMAC. We are switching.

Website constantly logging me out. They reply with they will text me over and over again. And it is very annoying!!!!

I am 84 years old and have been an AARP member for a long time. I have enjoyed the benefits of their supplemental insurance program for many years. A few years ago I decided to purchase automobile insurance from the Hartford insurance sponsored by AARP. My first year premiums were substantially less than what I wae paying which I soon learned was a promotional premium. After my first year the premium was increased by 22%. This year my premium was increased by a wopping 40%. ,(and that was with a perfect driving record and no claims }. I feel that this practice is a borderline scam. I don't feel that it is AARPs intent to take advantage of their senior citizens by sponsoring this program.

AARP is nothing but a scam! They do all kinds of research into all kinds of companies charities and they research it for seniors. They give the information to seniors and then claim that what they're doing is trying to get a better price or more or discount for the seniors. Then they want you to pay an annual membership. They don't tell you that the CEO makes over 1.5 million a year and that the benefits are not accepted everywhere it's hit and miss. This is the biggest money making scam against seniors I've ever seen in my life. Especially when you can do the research yourself and not every business will honor you being a senior and give you a discount. I can't believe this is still a legitimate money making business in the US. 😡

This is a letter I wrote to AARP on their social media page, I believe that their partnership with The Hartford Insurance Company may not be an honest one that really cares and looks out for Senior's pocket books. Speaking of Members Benefits I'd like to talk about your partnership with The Hartford. My wife and I joined AARP several years ago so we could purchase our multiple insurance needs through the Hartford. I believed and was under the assumption that we were getting the very best deal on insurance coverages that we couldn't get anywhere else. I assumed this because I always get constant emails from AARP about how they are fighting for Senior Citizens and their financial budget on many things like prescriptions, saving social security, many discounts from business, and affordable good insurance coverage through The Hartford. My wife and I purchased a new van in Dec. 2023 and after getting online and canceling our old van and signing up this van I realized that our premium seemed really high! I also felt like our homeowners was awful high. So, I made up my mind to gather up all of our various Hartford policies and compare. So today I did cancel all of our Hartford policies effective 3/2/2024 because I found the same coverage from Progressive at a much cheaper rate. I never dreamed that the Hartford would be price gouging us like they were, and I also don't understand how you AARP weren't looking out for our best interest and warning us about it. All I can say is SHAME ON YOU!! for pretending to be something you're not. You had to be aware that the Hartford increases Seniors insurance premiums even if they are responsible and safe customers with little or no claims. So, I wanted you to know because I won't be renewing my AARP membership when it expires either because I do not trust you anymore to be looking out for my best interest. Respectively, from me a once happy customer! 😎🎼🎤🎺

They seem to focus on selling ads, give money-saving advice to save pennies, and talk about fraud, but they never reply to info about fraud/scams. I tried and checked out their ads in the past, and they were all deceiving.

AARP has always touted their support and benefits for seniors. I guess I don't see that. I switched my car insurance to AARP Hartford because it was a better rate. Before I switched, I had a discussion with an agent who indicated their rates were stable and in fact one year had a decrease. Being told they had a decrease should have been a clue something was not quite right. I did make the switch and like any other insurance company every six month renewal was an increase in the policy rate. AARP's name on a product means nothing and there is apparently no reviews of a company to see that they are actually providing a lower cost product to seniors. I have also found that AARP travel is not the best deal. You can get better rates from other online providers. Looks t me that AARP is getting paid to have their name associated with a company and they are no longer an organization out to support and provide benefits to seniors. SHAME ON YOU !!!!!