Opt Out of AARP Magazine, Bulletin, Offers

[limeindecoconutfl]

Is there any way on AARP's website to opt out of receiving the AARP Magazine, Bulletin and all offers that arrive by mail?

[KathleenS489660]

Please no more emails or adds I want nothing from u now or in the future. Very sorry this has not worked out.

[JanetO299482]

 I also would like to be opt out of AARP magazine, Bulletin and any mail offers that AARP gets paid to advertise far more than the overpriced product discounts the members get. Is there also a way not to get text messages from AARP Now starting at 4am then every few hours all day?

This is the third time typing this, Im signed right now, but it will wants me to sign back in? Why

[ee3076]

My significant other has moved into my home and we do not need two physical copies of AARP Magazine. Please opt me out of receiving mine. 

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[HenryA761512]

Hello @AARPJanelleM  I would also love to be opted out from all AARP printed mailers. I like the stories, dislike the waste. 😊

[SengN883466]

@AARPJanelleM Please opt me out of all AARP publications as well as mailed offers from your service providers.

[AARPConsumerCare]

We're happy to help, SengN883466. Please send us a private message with your name and address, so we can locate your account to stop the mail. Visit https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 for directions on enabling private messages. - Brandon C.

[MichaelO571899]

Please opt me out also.  I tried using chat, but after waiting for 5 minutes for a bot I figured my time was more valuable than a computer's.  Serious problem with the website.

[AARPConsumerCare]

@MichaelO571899  I understand, and I can help with that! Please reach out in a private message with your membership information, and I'll adjust your mail preferences for you!  Jodee R. 

[PaulB83182]

Could you also help me with not receiving snail mail as well? I prefer email over paper mail.

[AARPConsumerCare]

Of course, @PaulB83182! Please send me a private message with your name and mailing address, and I'll adjust your mailing preferences.

To enable your private messages, please check this article: https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 - Diana G.

[PaulB83182]

I tried to follow the instructions but the "Private Messenger" tab does not exist in My Settings > Preferences. Please advise.

[mvneufeld]

Can you please include me in opting out of all physical mailings?
Thank you!

Mark V Neufeld

[AARPConsumerCare]

Hi Mark, I can adjust your mailing preferences. Please send me a private message with your full mailing address. Thank you! - Diana G.

[ah5712]

Hi Janelle, I dont know if you are still the contact for this, but I also want to go paperless. I understand that it will take up to 12 weeks. Thanks

[AARPConsumerCare]

Hi ah5712, here to help! Please click this link https://m.me/aarp to reach out in a private message with your membership # and full mailing address and I'll be happy to take care of it. -Carla S.

[p139326z]

i would like to opt out of mailing on Aarp magazines, bulletins and mail offers to my home 

[ChristiL106678]

Hello, @AARPJanelleM @AARPConsumerCare please opt me out of the AARP magazines, bulletins, and any other print mail. Thank you! 

[ColleenC119765]

from Colleen  I'm not @limeindecoconutfl but I found a way to email you folks. Please remove me from all AARP publications and mailed offers.

Thanks, Colleen Clayton

[AARPConsumerCare]

Hi @ColleenC119765, I've updated your mailing preferences. Please allow 6-12 weeks for the AARP publications and service providers mailings to stop. - Diana G.

[f311370m]

Hello @AARPConsumerCare. I would also like to stop receiving all printed material. I'm sorry I had to bother you. Is there an option on the website to do this? I didn't find one, but it would be nice to have one in case I want to resume in the future. Thank you!

[AARPConsumerCare]

Here to help! You can visit our help site: https://aarp.info/2ZGwSXt to adjust your mailing preferences. If you need anything else, I'm always here to help! -Carla S.

[MichaelD925834]

1. @AARPJanelleM or
   @AARPConsumerCare
   Please make my account entirely paperless. Remove me from any and all post mailings. Thank you.

[AARPConsumerCare]

@MichaelD925834 You got it, Michael. Please allow up to 12 weeks for all pre-printed mail to stop. I'm always here to help!  - Janelle M.

[WilliamH871994]

hi @AARPJanelleM @AARPConsumerCare can you please remove me from the print magazine and all print mailings?

[AARPConsumerCare]

@WilliamH871994

Thanks for joining AARP! 

The mailings you have requested to stop receiving will stop within 12 weeks. This is to ensure that your name and address are removed from the preprinted mailing list. AARP The Magazine and the Bulletin should stop arriving within 4 - 6 weeks. If one more version is already being processed for delivery, you may receive that one. However, following one more version, mailings should stop within 4 - 6 weeks. If you need anything else, please let me know!  Jodee R. 

[JasonA161939]

Hello @AARPConsumerCare and @AARPJanelleM , I also request to stop receiving any printed communication like the magazine. Thank you!!

[AARPConsumerCare]

Hello Jason, I've updated your mailing preferences. Please allow 6-12 weeks for any mailings from AARP and our service providers to stop completely. - Daniela R. 

[Robinohunter]

Please make my account entirely paperless. Remove me from any and all post mailings, as well as promotions for things like insurance. You may have my other email address: [PERSONAL INFO REMOVED]

Thank you.

[AARPConsumerCare]

@Robinohunter You got it! I was able to stop all mailings for your account, and they will fully stop within 12 weeks due to pre-printed mailing labels. Also, we recommend not sharing your personal information in a public forum; we have hidden your email address in your post above. I'm always here to help if you need anything further!  - Janelle M.

[WilliamH871994]

Can you opt me out of all magazine and print mailings as well?