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This story will let you know exactly how much AARP cares about the elderly. A man came to the assisted living facility 2/7/24 where my 90 year old mother lives and handed her a summons while she was in the dining room with the other residents. She is to appear in court in March regarding a 2011 credit card debt in the amount of $1,600 (the details of the initial charge, plus twelve years of added penalties and interest is unknown ). She said she's never had a credit card with AARP, and because I am her Power of Atty., I know for certain she has never received a statement in all these years nor a letter from a debt collection agency. The summons has no birth date listed nor the last four digits of a social security #, which is more than unusual.

To get insurance quote, had to become member and sign up for United in order to get quote 500 a month is too much so my agent canceled. They billed me anyway. I called and canceled next month anyway. Unethical to make me sign up in order to get a quote and then attempted fraud to get money from me when I turned you down. Warning, pure evil!

When I joined AARP it was for the so called big discounts. I got consumer cellular for $20 The AARP membership price. It didn't take long to shoot up to $29. Also, I got car insurance with the Hartford insurance company because I was suppose to get a big discount because I'm an AARP member. The first year I paid over $1,400 The second year they raise me up to over $1,800 with me costing them nothing. I shopped around and am now paying less than $800 a year for the same coverage. So much for the big AARP discounts. I won't be renewing my AARP membership, what for??

I’ve never used this company and I’m not in the USA but clearly they have bought my details and spam me about 17 emails daily, I’ve unsubscribed multiple times and blocked them but I still receive this rubbish. I’m tempted to call them and go through a full process of buying something and then hang up to waste their time. STOP SENDING EMAILS UNSOLICITED!

AARP Walgreens RX plan is a mess. Customer service is offshore and virtually impossible to understand. Coverage more than doubled 2023 > 2024.

On or around Dec.1, 2023, an agent of AARP was phoning homes in Coppell, TX 75019 and claiming to give MEDICARE patients a new and unique MEDICARE ADVANTAGE offered by AARP. In this new medicare, there would be no premium, rather AARP would be paying the medicare recipient some $250.00 for groceries. This rogue agent is a male and is targeting older women who have Traditional medicare. In essence, this man is doing rogue insurance marketing. The allure of paying zero dollars in premium and receiving $250.00 monthly for groceries can be powerful for the poor. Irrespective of your previous Health Insurance policies either by Molina Healthcare or Aetna or Humana, this man is converting all traditional medicare policies to AARP Medicare Advantage. My wife was a victim of this fraud. As soon as this rogue changed my wife's Traditional Medicare, my wife lost her home health services and her hospital appointments were canceled, because the fraudulent policies this rogue agent crafted paid for nothing. Please beware of AARP agents renewing your Medicare. This fraud is very dangerous to any medicare patient. The only Beneficiary is AARP/United Health. This agent is working for them. Unfortunately, many innocent medicare patients will lose their benefits and may even die for denial of benefit. I reported this case to Medicare. Beware of AARP solicitation for your medicare renewal. It is a very dangerous marketing. Please publish and send information to both AARP and United Health. I am willing to respond to queries about this. All that it takes for evil to propagate, is for good men to keep quiet. I am not keeping quiet.

Just a span data collection site. they wint stop spamming me no matter how many times I block or report

Lately the AARP Bulletin and publications praise people for longevity who are wealthy and well known. Such people have unlimited resources and staff to keep them healthy. This is very misleading and implies that they should be models. WHAT RUBISH! Special concern is Martha Stewart. We should all aspire to be on Sports Illustrated? A focus on real people, aging realistically would be much more realistic and responsible.