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Hi SherryP534974. I'm sorry to hear you want to cancel your membership. Please send us a private message with your name and mailing address, and we can help you with canceling. Visit https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 for directions on how to enable private messages. - Brandon C.
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As the primary member, you can follow these steps to cancel your automatic renewal, @lagallag52.
1. Login to your AARP online account.
2. Click on the drop-down arrow next to your name in the top right-hand corner, and select Account Details from the menu.
3. Scroll down to where it says Membership Payment Details, and click the link that says Cancel Automatic Renewal.
4. A new window will open, where you can confirm the cancellation.
Here is an article with the instructions as well, if needed. https://aarp.info/3B3fwSB
~Corinna D.
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I can understand your concern, @TimothyM328035. Please send us a private message to take a look at your membership. You may need to enable your private messages first, here's how: https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 - Diana G.
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PatG576165 After cancelling your membership, it can take up to 6 weeks for your publications to stop. This is due to the preprinting of our mailing labels. You can send us a private message, and we can check on this for you. If you haven't yet enabled private messaging, you can find the instructions here - https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 - Christy C.
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You can cancel your automatic renewal by hovering your mouse pointer over your name at the upper right and click account details in the drop down menu. Scroll down to membership payment details and the box on the right that says next billing date has a big red button that says cancel automatic renewal. Click that to cancel.
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