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Walmart+ Passthrough doesn't work
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Walmart+ Passthrough doesn't work
I'm at my wits end on this. I followed the AARP link to get the Walmart+ discount. I tried with an existing account and a new account. I tried 7 times on 3 different browsers and 3 different payment options.
Each time, Walmart processed the payment and then a dialog came up saying my account can't be created right now. The charge hit my credit card and was immediately reversed.
My account info between AARP and Walmart match.
My credit card company thought I was a victim of fraud.
I'm super frustrated with both AARP and Walmart for this. I would like to get a discount but my time has value. I shouldn't have to spend hours trying to get a $40 annual discount.
Please don't just post the link and tell me to use it.
I don't recall ever having Walmart+ before and as I said, I tried once with a brand new Walmart account. Same result.
Will Walmart apply the discount if I call?
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So sorry that you are having this problem -
1. you have to have a Walmart,com account to get a Walmart + account.
2. the $ 40 off is ONLY valid on a Walmart + account - normally $98 a year less the discount is $58 a year as long as you maintain both your AARP membership and the Walmart+ account.
3. YES - you have to apply the $ 40 at renewal of your WALMART + membership. You pay full price the 1st year for Walmart +
So YES, it is not really a $ 40 discount off the Walmart + account - it is a savings of about $ 20 a year off the $ 98 membership for the Walmart + cost if carried out for at least a couple of years - more Walmart + savings the longer you carry out both memberships - AARP and Walmart +
Walmart +
- Year 1 - no savings - pay $ 98
- Year 2 - $ 58 - $ 40 applied to Walmart + membership - a savings of $ 20 since the (2) years actually average out to $ 78 a year
- Year 3 - $98(year 1) + $ 58 (year 2) + $ 58 (year 3) = $ 214 divided by 3 = $ 71.33 per yr for Walmart + membership
- Year 4 - $98(year 1) + $ 58 (year 2) + $ 58 (year 3) + $58 (year 4) = $ 272 divided by 4 = $ 68.00 per year for Walmart + account
This continues on this way for subsequent years as long as you keep your AARP membership active and you want the Walmart + membership - validating each in the year at renewal. (Well until the membership goes up - there is probably a disclaimer for this too).
As @WebWiseWoman said . . . . “convoluted but legal . . . “
You decide - My decision: I am NOT a member of either.
Roseanne Roseannadanna
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Here is how I obtained the discount and then my daughter did...
Until the renewal day of Walmart+ account don't try then on the renewal day, click the AARP discount link and it should work.
Yes, some may find it convoluted but it is everything stated legally...
hth
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Don’t know what is going on - yes, it is a specific benefit for a specific Walmart membership and done specifically when it says -
Walmart + is a higher benefit level than the regular Walmart membership but you have to have a regular membership to get the Walmart + membership.
The Walmart + membership is $ 98 a year and you have to have this level of membership before the AARP $ 40 discount comes off - either at renewal or when created.
Per AARP - This is where you start - Also Read the DISCLOSURE on this page
AARP.org - $40 Off a Walmart+ Annual Membership
DISCLOSURES
AARP commercial member benefits are provided by third parties, not by AARP or its affiliates. Providers pay a royalty fee to AARP for the use of its intellectual property. These fees are used for the general purposes of AARP. Some provider offers are subject to change and may have restrictions.
*Free Delivery: $35 order min. Restrictions apply. Free Pharmacy Delivery: Not available for InHome delivery & eligibility may vary based on medication type. See terms. Gas Savings: Available at participating stations. May vary by location & subject to change. Video Streaming Choice: Choose one ad-supported service every 90 days: Peacock Premium or Paramount+ Essential. Add’l registration req’d. T&C apply.
- Subject to confirmation of your AARP membership on an annual basis.
- This offer is not available to the following W+ members: paused, W+ Assist, W+ Student and W+ members participating in a third-party offer with an indefinite end date.
- By redeeming this offer, you agree that upon annual confirmation of your AARP membership, your W+ plan will auto-renew with Walmart for $58/year plus applicable taxes to your selected payment method (or any other payment method on file if the selected payment method is not available) until you cancel.
- Otherwise, your Walmart+ plan will auto-renew for $98/year plus applicable taxes. Current W+ trial members, your discounted W+ membership starts when you redeem this promotion.
- Current W+ paid members and W+ members in a complimentary term, your discounted W+ membership starts when your current billing cycle/current complimentary term ends.
- Contact Walmart Customer Care or visit your W+ Account to cancel. You can cancel your Walmart+ membership at any time and will continue to receive access to your benefits until the end of your billing cycle. The remainder of your membership cycle is not eligible for a refund.
- See Walmart+ Terms of Use for full terms.
Roseanne Roseannadanna
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The AARP page says: "sign into an existing Walmart+ account or create a new account."
I do not have a Walmart+ account. I have a Walmart account. Now I have a canceled Walmart account and a newly created Walmart account.
I do not have Walmart+ but the AARP page says I don't need to have one.
Is it not a benefit that can be applied from the start? I have to pay for a Walmart+ account at $98/year and then apply for the benefit at the start of year 2?
If so, that is definitely not how the AARP page is worded.
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So sorry that you are having this problem -
1. you have to have a Walmart,com account to get a Walmart + account.
2. the $ 40 off is ONLY valid on a Walmart + account - normally $98 a year less the discount is $58 a year as long as you maintain both your AARP membership and the Walmart+ account.
3. YES - you have to apply the $ 40 at renewal of your WALMART + membership. You pay full price the 1st year for Walmart +
So YES, it is not really a $ 40 discount off the Walmart + account - it is a savings of about $ 20 a year off the $ 98 membership for the Walmart + cost if carried out for at least a couple of years - more Walmart + savings the longer you carry out both memberships - AARP and Walmart +
Walmart +
- Year 1 - no savings - pay $ 98
- Year 2 - $ 58 - $ 40 applied to Walmart + membership - a savings of $ 20 since the (2) years actually average out to $ 78 a year
- Year 3 - $98(year 1) + $ 58 (year 2) + $ 58 (year 3) = $ 214 divided by 3 = $ 71.33 per yr for Walmart + membership
- Year 4 - $98(year 1) + $ 58 (year 2) + $ 58 (year 3) + $58 (year 4) = $ 272 divided by 4 = $ 68.00 per year for Walmart + account
This continues on this way for subsequent years as long as you keep your AARP membership active and you want the Walmart + membership - validating each in the year at renewal. (Well until the membership goes up - there is probably a disclaimer for this too).
As @WebWiseWoman said . . . . “convoluted but legal . . . “
You decide - My decision: I am NOT a member of either.
Roseanne Roseannadanna
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