AARP travel power by Expedia a rip-off and so is AARP
I booked a hotel room through AARP's travel benefit powered by Expedia. It was at the Fairfield Inn in Crete, Nebraska. The price they showed was $111 per night which would have been $555 plus taxes. Instead I was charged 156 per night for a total of $887 with taxes. When I asked about my so called AARP discount I was informed it was only on select hotels and mine wasn't one!!! The Expedia employees were RUDE! When I complained to AARP the AARP employee had a I-don't-care-so-shut-up-and-go-away attitude. So I cancelled my membership. I had renewed for four years so I asked to be refunded the two unused years. However because my Bank had cancelled my old debit card and issued me a new one because they had detected it had been compromised after I renewed my membership. So I was told too bad you don't get your money back! THANKS ALOT! Yet another "Wolf in sheep's clothing" to rip-off the elderly while claiming they're here to help! WELL DON'T DO ME ANY FAVORS!