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fyi cancelling the aarp membership does not cancel your rewards account. Still cannot redeem. And they will cancel it faster than you can ask but it will still take a few months to see your money. so much for their escalation.

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Hi @WW393731 There’s people here who do not have membership but still participate in the discussion and rewards. Before I knew that, I assumed everyone here was a member. Thanks for mentioning that the two are separate. Which is good to know that remnants can remain when one leaves, so dissolving both is needed. ✌️👍

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