BEWARE- If you enter any of the AARP Sweepstakes- suspicious activity!

[RubyB124195]

So if you enter any of the monthly AARP Sweepstakes you may have noticed that they offer fifteen (15) sweepstakes each month to enter.  Well I have been going through the winners' list and not all 15 sweepstakes have been listed and this has been ongoing.  One has to wonder WHY are they omitted?   Has AARP been collecting the points from entrants for the now missing sweepstakes and keeping the points for their own organization?

So for February 2025, only 10 out of the 15 sweepstakes have been listed.   The following five (5) sweepstakes still have NOT been listed:

$100 Hotels. com giftcard sweepstakes (20 winners)
$100 Walmart giftcard sweepstakes  (20 winners)
$100 Air BnB giftcard sweepstakes  (20 winners)
$300 Hopper.com giftcard sweepstakes (10 winners)
$500 Royal Caribbean cruise giftcard sweepstakes  (5 winners)

that is a combined total of 75 winners from these 5 sweepstakes not accounted for, not listed.   No mention of them-  

Why?

Stand by, I will be listing the missing January 2025 sweepstakes as well 

[AARPConsumerCare · Accepted solution]

Hi RubyB124195. The current winners list includes sweepstakes that ended between 12/01/2024 and 02/28/2025. The sweepstakes you referenced closed on 03/01/2025. Those sweepstakes will be included in the next update to the winners list. I hope that clears up any confusion. - Brandon C.

[RubyB124195]

hi, I have noticed that I have not been able to redeem points for instant win games as well as for gift cards   I get an error message  SORRY, WE ARE HAVING TROUBLE ACCESSING YOUR ACCOUNT   and I constantly have to log back in only to be logged back out again.   Is this because I posted about the missing sweepstake enries?  am I being "punished"  or something?   This is just crazy you know!   

[madelitx]

Thanks for keeping up with the results (list of winners). Most people don't, and the morals/ethics of people and companies seem to be going down the drain, which doesn't benefit anybody. I always live by the golden rule: Do to others as you wish they'd do to you. (Or Don't)