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I have complained for years on how I get renewal letters all the time. I told them that the very company that is suppose to be for the elderly is daily ripping the senior citizen off.

I am very deligent on these so called renewal notices and would call AARP and question why are constantly sending me renewal letters on my AARP membership when I joined for 3 years. And she would say, oh that is a computer generated invoice. And I told her I don't care if it is computer generated or not, a lot of senior citizens will just pay a bill as soon as they get it and you are DELIBERTY sending these renewal notices so that senior citizens will pay you over and over again.The very company that claims to be for the senior citizen is dis-honest, has no integrity, and probably ranks 10 as being one of the most deceptive American Companies that exist in our America today. Wake up all you Americans, this company sends jobs that could be done in America to other countries.

It is sending you duplicate bills constantly to trigger you to pay over and over again.

Good luck in checking the accuracy of the bill, and if you don't catch it, thats more money in AARP'S pocket. Add GREED to their many talents on deception.

Reason of review: Poor customer service.

AARP Cons: Billing practice.

Location: Huntersville, North Carolina

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I was sent a similar bill stating it was the fifth notice and I should pay the membership that I ordered. Amount due: $16.00.

The problem is I never ordered anything from AARP and haven't received four prior notices. Given what I've heard of them, I never would either.

SOOOO, being the *** that I am, I wrote obscenities all over the entire thing and sent it back. Take that, you crooked *** nozzles.

Guest

Try returning the notice to them in the envelope they provide but do not send payment or check any boxes. Maybe put a big ZERO in the Total Enclosed box.

Also send them the envelope in which the notice was sent. Fold it and put it in the prepaid envelope. It might not help, but at least they will have to pay postage and some one there will have to open it.

If enough people did this, AARP might change their process. Same goes for other junk mail.

Guest

AARP takes advantage of seniors and cannot be trusted. They scam us old people like many others.

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