AARPReviews of aarp.org

AARP is a rip off. I just received a auto quote $1,000 every 6 months. I accepted a quote from Progressive at $472 every 6 months.. The difference in price is unbelievable and AARP stated discounts and savings.. Dropping this rediculous membership as it's a rip off

AARP is preying on seniors by engaging in deliberately deceptive marketing. I just received an e-mail from the "AARP Member Welcome Team" with the subject line: "Robert, Thank You for Joining AARP!"; the body of the e-mail begins: "Thanks for becoming a member.". I have not joined AARP myself, but membership is included as a benefit of other programs. I attempted to obtain my member number over the phone and in online chat but was told that there is no record of me being a member (wouldn't I like to pay to join?). My HMO does not offer AARP membership as a benefit. Following up on this fraudulent e-mail with AARP and my HMO wasted about half an hour of my time. AARP is lying to people whose e-mail addresses it has, luring them into contacting AARP, and then offering to sign them up for membership (for a fee) when they discover that they are not in fact members. The Member Welcome Team has not responded to my inquiry regarding my bogus membership (although its e-mail address accepts replies) and continues to spam my inbox. I'll probably take this up with the Better Business Bureau.

If I could leave a zero stars that would be closer to reality. AARP immediately sells your phone number and email address to everyone selling some type of senior product or service. If you don’t want your phone ringing off the hook with telemarketers and email box full of trash, avoid AARP totally!

As a former AARP member who tried unsuccessfully to influence this gigantic scam of elderly Americans, I URGE SENIORS TO BEWARE THEIR MANY PLOYS AND SO-CALLED OFFERS TO GET YOU TO JOIN THEM -- AARP has become a bureaucratic bunch of pseudo-progressive purveyors of overpriced insurance and ineffective lobbying. One aspect of AARP´s abysmal failure to really represent older Americans is their blatant refusal to really consider vital articles on consumerist themes -- the vaunted AARP MAGAZINE refuses to even receive an entire article, demanding that only a summary be submitted! The AARP website tries to entice seniors by offering all sorts of promotions and offers, while their overpaid staff sit on their hands as to such issues as the urgent need for Advance Directives to become standard practice for aging Americans, particularly those suffering from senile dementia such as Alzheimer´s Disease. AARP is a phony advocate as to real senior issues, and mostly exists to divert the elderly from actually resolving problems! BEWARE

Not even worth one star! Signed up for the 5 year plan for $45 and they charged my card $63. Tired of being taken advantage of by American companies? I guess lie cheat and steal is the American business plan!

no flights available for British airways. no costumer service it locks good but its worse

AARP needs to immediately distance themselves from Robert di niro. What an evil sorry individual. The people he portraits in his film career is exactly what he is all about. He truly is anti American. If you don’t you will lose a lot of customers.

I'm 55+ years old and AARP was more expensive than Geico!!! Stay away from AARP!!!! 😬😬