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When considering using AARP services, it’s helpful to review AARP customer service reviews and complaints. Known for its wide range of benefits and services for individuals aged 50 and older, AARP has received various feedback from members regarding their support and service. Reviews often highlight the value of the discounts, resources, and community engagement, while some complaints focus on issues like membership management and customer support responsiveness. Comparing AARP with competitors like Allstate, AMAC, AAA, and The Senior List can provide a broader perspective on customer service experiences in the senior advocacy industry.

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I was paying for aarp without my knowledge for 3 to 5 years in advance

October 17, 2016

I have picked up aarp somehow i happen to go through my check statement and realized I was paying for aarp without my knowledge for 3 to 5 years in advance I had never gave permission for aarp to do such a thing. It’s okay now but i would like to a notice before this happens for when it get renewed again my partner was in it and got it and swear she never you my account. I see y’all are giving a bag why haven’t gotten one. And if you could look into it who gave aarp my checking account to draw the amount for a few years? That should bee very interested,cause i would like to know.

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Betty

Did AARP get too big. I think so!

September 6, 2016

I am the administrator for my brother’s estate and while clearing his name in his credit report I found that Consumer Cellular is on this creditor’ reports. I had cancelled his account in 2011 and they agreed on this but they kept charging my brother until now September 2016. When I contacted Consumer Cellular who is sponsored by AARP they told me that the $10.00 a month they charged my brother was for emergencies only not for personal calls. They kept charging him although he was dead. No attempt was made to call him on his new line. When AARP sends us a newsletter it asks us if we as seniors have any info on scams and I’m letting AARP know and all Seniors out there that Consumer Cellular is a scam and AARP should stop backing them up on TV and on their newsletter. When I tried to contact AARP their newsletter does not have a friendly customer number for those seniors that do not have a computer. Shame of them for supporting a scam vendor like Consumer Cellular. Get out there and smell the real scammers. Did AARP get too big. I think so!

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Minnie

What a joke. Sham, Shame on AARP

June 2, 2016

Tried to join through military.com and advertised a military discount for vets. I guess they wouldn’t recognize me because I was a woman. I have the same military-issued form 214, V on my driver’s licence. And I was the first women ever assigned back then to a combat support squadron. What a joke. Sham, Shame on AARP

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Grace
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I was paying for aarp without my knowledge for 3 to 5 years in advance

October 17, 2016

I have picked up aarp somehow i happen to go through my check statement and realized I was paying for aarp without my knowledge for 3 to 5 years in advance I had never gave permission for aarp to do such a thing. It’s okay now but i would like to a notice before this happens for when it get renewed again my partner was in it and got it and swear she never you my account. I see y’all are giving a bag why haven’t gotten one. And if you could look into it who gave aarp my checking account to draw the amount for a few years? That should bee very interested,cause i would like to know.

Avatar for Betty
Betty

Did AARP get too big. I think so!

September 6, 2016

I am the administrator for my brother’s estate and while clearing his name in his credit report I found that Consumer Cellular is on this creditor’ reports. I had cancelled his account in 2011 and they agreed on this but they kept charging my brother until now September 2016. When I contacted Consumer Cellular who is sponsored by AARP they told me that the $10.00 a month they charged my brother was for emergencies only not for personal calls. They kept charging him although he was dead. No attempt was made to call him on his new line. When AARP sends us a newsletter it asks us if we as seniors have any info on scams and I’m letting AARP know and all Seniors out there that Consumer Cellular is a scam and AARP should stop backing them up on TV and on their newsletter. When I tried to contact AARP their newsletter does not have a friendly customer number for those seniors that do not have a computer. Shame of them for supporting a scam vendor like Consumer Cellular. Get out there and smell the real scammers. Did AARP get too big. I think so!

Avatar for Minnie
Minnie

What a joke. Sham, Shame on AARP

June 2, 2016

Tried to join through military.com and advertised a military discount for vets. I guess they wouldn’t recognize me because I was a woman. I have the same military-issued form 214, V on my driver’s licence. And I was the first women ever assigned back then to a combat support squadron. What a joke. Sham, Shame on AARP

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Grace
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