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pinecub
Contributor ⭐
December 7, 2025

Constant Renewal mail

  • December 7, 2025
  • 7 replies
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AARP constantly sending renewal mail is a pain and very wasteful! I have until12/31, and for you to continue to send out reminders is just ridiculous! Just stop it!

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      SereneSeagull
      SereneSeagull
      Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
      December 7, 2025

      Hi, use the Contact Us page to let them know you want out of mailings.  They’ll be back during the week.  Otherwise a Mod drops in here from time to time.  Again weekdays.

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      BtW751689
      Conversationalist ⭐⭐
      December 8, 2025

      about as bad as typical magazines that start billing you 6 months early

      SereneSeagull
      SereneSeagull
      Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
      December 8, 2025

      It’s a common marketing tool.  Opting out by contacting them is the way to solve it.

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      AARPConsumerCare
      Community Champion ⭐
      December 8, 2025

      Thank you for your membership, @pinecub. I can understand your frustration. AARP sends renewal notices to accounts that expire within 6 months and up to 3 months after expiration. To learn more about our renewal notices, check our article: https://aarp.info/3B7NaXe Also, I sent you a private message to adjust your mailing preferences. - Diana G.

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      gs983
      Contributor ⭐
      May 27, 2026

      This has definitely been the last straw for us. Cancelling membership this week.

       

      Gary

      SereneSeagull
      SereneSeagull
      Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
      May 27, 2026

      Hey @gs983 You can limit your advertising and opt out of things.  Go to the Privacy Hub and Your Privacy Choices at the bottom footer of the website.  


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        ja85047216
        Contributor ⭐
        July 17, 2026

         You would think so - but other than stopping most correspondence, it doesn't seem that you can surgically choose to stop membership renewal notices and requests for you to sign up for automatic annual renewal.  I'm paid till 2033, and still get nagged about auto renewal.  It is annoying, and I've tried various forms of complaining.  I would think if people are paid more than a year into the future, they'd leave them alone, but no.  I even recently got a paper letter asking me to sign-up for auto annual renewal - that's just wasting money for someone paid till 2033.

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