STOP the survey pop up during activities

If you answer it once, it goes away, from what I gather. I don't like it either.

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@JillL202705 wrote 06-12-2025 04:16 PM:

Some of the online activities are enjoyable and useful; however, AARP has decided to put pop ups for surveys while it is still in process blocking the video.  It is disruptive to the user and not member friendly.  The IT team cannot prevent the timing problem, really?

 

I've been a member for years but as others have mentioned, I question the value of the membership . . . especially as the price goes up!

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@JillL202705 wrote:

 

I've been a member for years but as others have mentioned, I question the value of the membership . . . especially as the price goes up!

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You have control over the price, @JillL202705. Prior to the five year period we are presently in, I negotiated a membership price with AARP of $31.00 for five years or about $6,25 a year. Of course, I did not expect that low a price this year but I did negotiate a price of $9.00 a year.....and I had them bill me rather than force me into automatic renewal. Automatic renewal is not consumer friendly. 

Anyway, I negotiate all subscription type things be it XM radio, my cable, and magazines ( I get Time magazine for 3 years, some 150 issues for $30.00 or $10 a year. You just have to call these places and most are very welcoming to a negotiation because they need to keep their numbers up regardless of what they charge the few people, like me, that try to save a buck.

I agree. Surveys are annoying at times and helpful at times.  I respond to about 25% of them where the info covered is useful.