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georgem860194
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July 15, 2025

Consumer Cellular

  • July 15, 2025
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  If Consumer Cellular is not on the FRAUD LIST, they should be.

Check your bill people,

they have changed your plan without notice,

they are also now adding a $5 charge if you do not sign up for direct pay, again with no notice,

(even if you have never ever been late to pay)

if you go over their "DATA LIMITS" (another rip off btw, nothing but a money grab) they move you to a more expensive plan ... 

but will not move you back to your previous plan even if it was a one timer, if you do not personally do it you keep paying the new higher rate.

I am sure there is a serious amount of money that AARP receives from Consumer Cellular,

but AARP,  if you say you advocate for seniors don't be a hypocrite, they are so dirty and literally taking money by the handful from people. 

I feel SO much better since I cancelled them!

AARP you won't cut them loose, so I will not be renewing.

Geo 

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      clorenz65
      Contributor ⭐
      August 14, 2025

      Totally agree!  I was using T-Mobile and getting unlimited data and cell for $70 a month.  I thought the service was decent.  Then, they said they were going to raise the rate to $80.  I had seen that Consumer Cellular had a plan for two lines unlimited for $55 if you were an AARP member.  $25 a month was a big enough reason for me to switch.  Once I did, I found out that the $55 a month for Consumer Cellular is really about $72 a month after they add in fees and taxes.  CC doesn't have as good of service, especially if you plan on travelling internationally.  So, AARP is basically supporting a company and deceiving its members into believing something that isn't true.  Isn't AARP supposed to be protection its members from fraud?

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