Way to Stop FREE GIFT and magazine

[atlcycle]

I really wish there was a way to stop the free gift when you renew....and honestly I don't want the magazine either (I just throw them away).

Free stuff is usually at a few quality....  I don't want it...

I am so far away from retiring that nothing in the magazine is useful.

[mdotjane]

How did you send this message? I too would like to STOP the renewal gifts which just go to goodwill or the landfill

[ClaytonWing]

TIP: When renewing AARP membership choose a renewal option that doesn’t include a free gift. I normally renew via my online account which doesn’t have a free gift attached.

[CatherineM538250]

HOW DO I STOP MAGAZINE AND BULLETIN!

HUSBAND ALREADY GETS THEM.

I DON'T NEED THEM

[AARPJanelleM]

@CatherineM538250 Here to help! I was able to stop those publications for you and they will fully stop within 4-6 weeks due to pre-printed mailing labels. I'm always here if you need anything!

[AARPJanelleM]

@atlcycle  Thank you for reaching out. I was able to locate your membership and stop the delivery of your AARP Magazine. Please allow up to 4-6 weeks for the delivery to fully stop due to pre-printed mailing labels. The gifts are sent according to which offer is used to process your membership payment, to prevent redeeming a gift offer in the future, just be sure to use an offer that does not have a gift attached. We are always here to help and you are welcome to give us a call if you need anything further: 1-888-OUR-AARP (1-888-687-2277).

[HienD762168]

I would also like to stop receiving the Bulletin. 

Thanks

[AARPJanelleM]

@HienD762168 Done! The Bulletin will stop being delivered to your mailbox within 4-6 weeks 😊

[MarilynP136448]

I would also like to stop delivery of the AARP Magazine.  There should be an easy way to do this on your website - getting the magazine online or hard copy should be an option in your membership.  This is such a HUGE, HUGE, HUGE waste of paper. I just throw the magazines away and am so tired of doing it.  I read what I need online.  Thank you.

[AARPJanelleM]

@MarilynP136448 Let me take care of this, Marilyn. I have processed your request and the AARP Magazine issues will stop being delivered to you within 4-6 weeks. Let me know if you need anything further!

[PatrickS424615]

I would also like to stop receiving the Bulletin. 

Thanks

[AARPJanelleM]

@PatrickS424615 You got it, Patrick! You can expect the AARP Bulletin to stop being delivered to your mailbox within 4-6 weeks due to pre-printed mailing labels. You will continue to receive your AARP Magazine publication. I'm always here to help!

[hectorhector]

I would like my AARP magazine & Bulletin to STOP being delivered to my home address. Can you please help?

[AARPJanelleM]

@hectorhector Sure thing, Hector! I processed your request and your AARP publications will stop being delivered to you within 6 weeks due to pre-printed content.

[DavidM28086]

I would like my AARP magazine & Bulletin to STOP being delivered to my home address. How do I accomplish this?

[AARPJanelleM]

@DavidM28086 You got it, David, I can help! I have stopped the delivery of your AARP membership publications and they will fully stop within 4-6 weeks due to pre-printed content. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you need anything further!

[ClaytonWing]

I would like my AARP magazine & Bulletin to STOP being delivered to my home address. How do I accomplish this?

[AARPJanelleM]

@ClaytonWing Thank you for being a valued part of our family! I was able to process your request and you can expect those mailings to fully stop within 4-6 weeks due to pre-printed mailing labels. I'm always here to help!

[ClaytonWing]

Still receiving AARP magazine & Bulletin!

Please make these STOP!

[AARPJodeeR]

Thank you Clayton. I have verified that your magazines were stopped in December/2021. I looked for a duplicate account but I didn't find one, however, is there a different account # on the magazine, or is your name spelled differently? Let me know so I can help!  

[ClaytonWing]

The topics of reducing unwanted postal mail from AARP and their affiliates (New York Life, The Hartford, AARP Medicare supplement plans, AARP Foundation, etc.) is a popular discussion with members.

Is the option of ceasing delivery of the AARP Magazine & AARP Bulletin located somewhere in our AARP account settings/preferences?

If so, where is this option?

If not, please make this option available so we don’t have to make a request via this community page or live agent.

How to stop/reduce member renewal notices - 

• Log into your AARP account (my account, communications preferences, manage renewal reminders).

TIP: Unsubscribe from any unwanted emailed newsletters you may receiving.

NOTE: If you don’t have an online account - establish one and connect your membership number to this account. Why? AARP tends to mail less postal mailers if they have an active email on file for member. Be sure to limit the emailed renewal notices which you will receive one a year.

NOTE: Unsure if you already have an online account - use the “forgot password” option. Enter each old email address - see website truepeoplesearch for a list of old email accounts. TIP: You will need access to old email account for account verification.

NOTE: Unsure of membership number - this info is listed on the AARP Magazine & Bulletin address label - nine digit number above name after # sign.

NOTE: Unsure if you/individual/name variation (including past residents/deceased individuals) has an AARP membership. Visit AARP website/membership section (aarp.org/membership/faq) - questions near bottom of website - select “check membership status”, select “AARP membership lookup”.

Enter name/zip codes of ALL old addresses as well as individuals DOB. If individual has an account it will say “welcome back xxxx” and list name/address connected to account & a partial account number. Now select “edit” - this will show if there is an email connected to said account. Gain access to this email account and log into account - use “forgot password” trick.

TIP: DOB and old address info can be found via free lookup websites like truepeoplesearch, Thatsthem (10 daily free searches), Mylife, officialusa, Clustermaps, Phonebooks, Nuwber, Unmask, etc.

TIP: Past resident accounts - try to access their account using the forget password/email trick. This will text/email them an update password notification which hopefully scares them into updating their contact info in their AARP account.