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JamesW874355
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September 5, 2025

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  • September 5, 2025
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  has AARP been hacked? Nobody takes days for maintenance unless they have been hacked.

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      JohnH803339
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      September 6, 2025

      You got that right!!  Blithering incompetence surrounds that site at all times, and now this!! Of course, we still get to listen to self-important, grossly overpaid CEO's message when we call in.

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        JoLo49
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        September 14, 2025

        If the site was hacked, AARP needs to provide transparency to inform members if our personal data, social security info, and credit card numbers were exposed.   As a precaution, it's best to put a freeze with the 3 credit bureaus (Experian,  Equifax, and Transunion).

          SummerOnTheWay1
          SummerOnTheWay1
          September 14, 2025

          📎  [9/14/25] @JoLo49 , what about "canceling" credit cards used to purchase giftcards? Nicole!

           

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          @JoLo49 wrote:

          If the site was hacked, AARP needs to provide transparency to inform members if our personal data, social security info, and credit card numbers were exposed.   As a precaution, it's best to put a freeze with the 3 credit bureaus (Experian,  Equifax, and Transunion).

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          JoLo49
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          September 14, 2025

          @SummerOnTheWay1  You can cancel your credit cards, but the better option would be to put a credit freeze with the 3 credit bureaus to prevent identity theft and to prevent the thieves from opening new credit accounts under your name.  Closing out your credit card may impact your credit rating.

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