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Re: False Advertising and Misleading advertisements
MichaelE685914, in order to handle this, we’ll need specific membership info which we can’t request in this open environment. We have sent you a private message, please look out for it in your inbox. Thank you.
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False Advertising and Misleading advertisements
AARP is simply not like it use to be . When a person renewed their membership or became a new member they always got something free.
I signed up and recieved my membership card and all ; but I did not get a free gift from AARP like they give to everyone else.
All my life I heard great things about AARP, and now when I become a new member I do not get anything besides a simple card without a free gift in the mail
It is starting to sound like AARP is a joke
Back n the days AARP ment somethng ; why dose it not have the same meaning now?
This AARP gamer plays to get back her art and identity after a health scare. Read Regan C.’s story, available now.
