AARP Help

The article listing the grocery stores that give Senior discounts failed to mention Earth Fare…..on Mondays…

I finally  finished the endless repetition course every subject was repeated at least a hundred timesas if the course considered us elderly incapable of comprehending anything! Insulting,boring,boringboring almost had a heart attack from the endless repetitions.My wife said i'm not taking that thingI won't live that long  answering all those stupid queries.

Anyone else encountering this error?  I was hoping it would go away. An error occurred while processing your request.Reference #97.44c90b17.1757487529.ca2b81afhttps://errors.edgesuite.net/97.44c90b17.1757487529.ca2b81af Whenever I try to enter an instant win, this is what it tells me, or a variation of it.  

With regard to the list of supermarkets that give seniors discounts, please add Caputo's grocery stores in the Chicago area. Caputo's gives seniors 10% off on Thursdays. 

Why do I see this  when as soon as I click the Inbox i see this:  And why the LIMITED TIME OFFER persists even after I delete NUMEROUS times?

... four years before my membership expires?

Why AARP's Web sites trigger the Malwarebytes counter so hard? What information is collected and how is it used? 

I joined AARP to get a $40 yr discount on my Walmart plus membership.  The link provided below does not work despite Walmart saying they would fix it.  https://www.walmart.com/plus/partnerenroll/promocode?programName=aarp&programId=aarp Has anyone successfully received this discount and is there another way to get it?

So AARP has a new newsletter.  Great.  I didn't subscribe to it.  I don't want any newsletters. But, here's where things get a little confusing.I received an email from AARP asking me to "confirm [my] email subscription", giving me the impression that inaction on my part would cancel the subscription.  Nope.  I logged on to my account and first got a modal asking me to click the button to receive yet another email asking me to confirm my subscription.  I closed that out and went to my account settings, and there is was.  The new newsletter stated that I was subscribed, with a link to unsubscribe.  Link to unsubscribe, clicked.                    I DID NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS NEWSLETTER! A much better way would have been to send an email saying "Hey, we have a new newsletter that we think you'll like, click HERE to subscribe!"  Don't just automatically subscribe everyone and then a

I can't help but wonder who thought it'd be a good idea to plaster the entire site with so many static and drop down/pop up ads for membership renewal? I have YEARS left on my membership and have zero interest in renewal at this time. Further, I am much less likely to renew given the constant barrage of renewal messaging on every page of the AARP website. I know that when/if I renew, I will still be constantly bombarded on a site that is greatly diminished by reminders and offers for my renewal. It's already too much to be forced to see so much advertising on a site and for a business that I essentially--if partially and minutely--fund. I'm not paying for a membership to be pandered to constantly and it irks me that I have no way of opting out of such needless and unwanted messaging given that I can do a Google search for most everything that's provided on this site. I have used the site less and less because of all of the aforementioned, and the less I use it? The less I want to

If I subscribe to the AARP digital vault and I store my info.  What happens when I pass away?Who is able to access that info?  If both my spouse and I, heaven forbid, pass away at the same time, who can access that information?Thank youTed

I have two suggestions for the AARP website team, regarding renewals. First, when I logged in to renew, there was no way to renew without turning on Auto-Renew! That was really annoying. (I ended up using a URL from a mailer that bypassed the Account page.) Second, please give us the option of saying "no" to the renewal gift. I don't want another bag or whatever. I'd rather you take the expense to create and ship it to me and donate it to someone who needs it.

My husband just passed and I need help filling out the social security survivors benefits application. I dont know where to find some of the answers. Can someone at AARP help?

I would like to suggest that better photos be used. Surely photographers out there can provide more enjoyable puzzles of scenery and of animals and more artistic. So many are just not interesting to do at all. Rundown buildings and people in poor neighborhoods and some that are just plain unappealing.

Per your help section I should be able to just comment on the article in the conversation below the article in question, however that option is not available. This is regarding the "Outsmart the System" from the December 2024 article, specifically to ask for an estimate prior to a medical procedure.  While this is decent advice, I have found recently that such estimates are not worth the paper they are printed on.  I recently had some nerve testing done and was provided an estimate of $450 if insurance did not cover the tests.  Well, lucky for me my insurance did cover them, and my share of the cost on my high deductible plan is actually $1000.  The office is trying to tell me that the $450 charge was only if I opted to not submit to insurance at all ( the estimate clearly states if denied, not if I chose not to submit), so now I am stuck fighting that bill. I also had an MRI done.  My estimate was $44.  This was the amount my insurance provided

Just curious about my free gifts that i have'nt recieved yet for joining AARP..

Have not received points for completing member crosswords for the past 2 weeks. I contacted AARP vis the chatbot & they were going to award me 600 points. Haven't seen them posted.

I keep getting notified of new mail in my InBox on the main website but all it is is ads or other AARP info. Nothing really new and the list is several pages long. How can I delete this or move it to OLD Mail? I just had notification of 8 new messages in the InBox but nothing I was interested in. In conventional email I just delete it without reading. 

I completely agree!  I've been trying since 1/15/26 to get the health connect to work.  They helped me, and got it to work for a few weeks.  About 1 month later they sent me an email asking if everything is still working?n  I checked my rewards and realized on 1/15 it had stopped working, yet my health connect shows it's connected. I responded to their email and sure enough, they won't respond back. I've called the rewards department several times and was told that Debbie, in escalation dept., is working on it.  I've called her at 626-585-2631 on 2/18 at 3:39pm, 2/24 at 9:19am and today at 2:50pm and she doesn't answer or return calls.  In the meantime, I sent a very long and detailed letter to Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan on 2/24 and I'm waiting to see what she does.  I think it's terrible that members don't seem to be a priority for AARP, and I've been a member for 11 years.  Are they too focused on finding new members? Keep posting things like th

 We pay for this site. Why so many ads on games? Also haven't been able to get into holiday mahongg for a week.  This is sad. Will be dropping at renewal time. 

Games just don't work anymore. They're perpetually loading. Sometimes they hang in the middle of a game. It's not cache, ad blockers, etc. Logged in and out, restarted Mac. It's not worth the time anymore trying to troubleshoot. I usually play every day, but I'm giving up!

I have tried 6 times over 3 different web browser to renew through a 2-year offer sent to me. Every time, after putting in the required info, I click submit, and a small window pops up with "Processing... Please wait..."   So I wait. And wait. And wait. 10 minutes later I give up. I guess AARP isn't actually interested in renewing memberships?

People who play this, are you able to see your final score at the end of the game? It’s a bit annoying to me but it goes right to a video ad and I have  to scroll to the bottom of the page to click on Play Again, only to get another ad!

For the past couple of days the AARP games have not been working on my iPhone. When I get to the ‘games’ page and tap a game to play it, nothing happens. I have tried everything. Clearing cache, rebooting my phone and even deleting the app (which I hate because I lose all my stats). Nothing has worked. I have the latest iOS version installed 18.3 Please help! Thank you

! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request! Unable to process redemption request However, able to hit credit card for $20 for membership renewal!!NO PROBLEM WITH THAT!