Admins please

[mi4090]

Hello @AARPTeri 

Thanks for responding, if there was only (1) forum this would not be an issue.

At what point will different unnecessary forums stop?

Thanks for lrefund us know.

Have a Blessed & Safe Day

@mi4090 

[mi4090]

Hello Rewards Warriors

Management Corona virus post are a pure distraction for Extra Credit rollout.

If our post can be moved from one forum to another, or placed in 2 forums as was done by Management with my Rewards Email Promo Code. Why do these remain😮?

Extra Credit is another option where you don't know number of cards offered and no winners list.

Sad state of affairs😢

Have a Blessed Day

Marylin

[mi4090]

Hello @HokiePoq 

The Rewards site is a disappointment, I got some streaming cards due to Stay at Home first of last month.  I looked maybe once a week since I hit my limit in the first 5 days.

Nothing of value to me,  hopefully things will get better and important issues are fixed (i.e. Transaction History).

You and family stay safe😊

Have a Blessed Day

Marylin

[AARPTeri]

@andrewtoo   🙂  Yes, I created that forum today to keep these conversations together.  We do listen 🙂 and want the best experience for all of the AARP Rewards users.  I will be moving the conversations there once the contest is completed.

[andrewtoo]

@AARPTeri 

Oh, wow, like magic.  I can't watch the forum continuously, but, now I see the new " AARP Rewards Connect" sub-forum.  When was that posted?  Why is it nearly unpopulated?

@AARPTeri will you be moving the off-topic sections that you created from "general" to the new "connect" sub-forum?  I know that points were promised and people reacted to the points offerings.  But, I just didn't see how it belonged in AARP Rewards, so, therefore, I didn't participate.

Thanks and otherwise, I hope that all is well with you and the rest of the Rewards team.

[HokiePoq]

@AARPTeri  That's fine.  I know folks were encouraged to post this type of thing.  None of  us are attacking those who posted such in response.  Those posts just should not be on the Rewards forum. Those posts should be in a separate connect forum or division.   I am accustomed to getting information from the forums and really don't want to sift through the social posts.  I do that on Facebook and if I wanted to do so with AARP, there are many discussion forums to choose from.

Just my opinion.

[AARPTeri]

@andrewto, @HokiePoq  @mi4090   These discussions are all stemmed from the Connect page on AARP Rewards.  Have you seen this page before?  It is a great page on how to connect in several ways to the AARP Rewards including discussions happening in the community.  If you haven't seen it - visit it here:  https://www.aarp.org/rewards/connect/

[a170938b]

I too have not seen any value in the extra credit; it does not bring anything extra. It seems to me strange that AARP Reward appears to use words so carelessly. Maybe they could invest in a good dictionary? I recommend the Merriam-Webster.

[andrewtoo]

I agree that the "general" sub-section of AARP Rewards is a mess and lately has little to do with AARP Rewards.

I'm sure that I miss important information because there is so many unrelated posts and topics.

@mi4090 The extra credit is a nuisance considering all the time I have spent earning points.  Extra credit is totally unnecessary.  Programing time would be better served on rewards site problems.

Thanks for your comments everybody.

[shamit]

Yes.  Please utilize a new folder for these discussions.  I feel that they are general discussions.  Just because this folder is called "general it" is a subfolder of the "AARP Rewards" and these discussons have nothing to do with the Rewards program.