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- Why are there NO MORE $10 Gift Cards for Redemptio...
Why are there NO MORE $10 Gift Cards for Redemption?
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- My wife and I each have independent memberships and not so long ago, AARP was offering $100 hotel gift cards. Now it's just a collection of misfit $5 toys, most of which are companies in bankruptcy, offering gift cards worth pennies on the dollar. We are probably canceling at least one account, because this is just stupid.
Do the lobbyists that AARP funds cost that much money?
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Hi RiverBoatAndrew! We understand that it may be disappointing to no longer have $10 gift cards available for redemption, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We remain committed to providing you with valuable rewards and appreciate your understanding as we work on providing more gift card offers. Please visit the Rewards Catalog to see the current AARP Rewards offers. ~ Leah R.
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Sure looks like. Do they realize how embarrassing it is to try to use 10 $5 gift cards at ANY business? The employee has to enter each 15 digit code AND 4 digit pin for each card! I apologized to the server at Applebee's as it probably took them 10 minutes just to enter the 10 $5 gift cards! Maybe that's why AARP is offering these... Because they know that many people will never use them because of the EMBARRASSMENT factor ๐
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Lol @RiverBoatAndrew , it is so NOT funny about this issue but I had to "chuckle" about the CODE AND PIN NUMBER in your post!!! ๐คฃ๐ You are SO RIGHT. It should be a "scan barcode" = but wait, I forgot we are talking about an organization who has "refused" to UPDATE their site for years and years. I am waiting for it to "crash" when the "bandaids" NO longer keep it running. Hey, maybe this year 2025. Take care, Nicole ๐ต
โก๏ธ[*** @RiverBoatAndrew wrote on Thursday 5/1/25: Sure looks like. Do they realize how embarrassing it is to try to use 10 $5 gift cards at ANY business? The employee has to enter each 15 digit code AND 4 digit pin for each card! I apologized to the server at Applebee's as it probably took them 10 minutes just to enter the 10 $5 gift cards! Maybe that's why AARP is offering these... Because they know that many people will never use them because of the EMBARRASSMENT factor ๐ ***]
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Instant Win games have always been $10 Rewards, however, the number of winners have been increased. Despite the increased number of winners, it is still difficult to win. I would much prefer more $10 Redemption Reward opportunities than trying to win an Instant Win game as it would guarantee that I would be able to get a $10 Reward of my choosing.
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I agree the Instant Wins are difficult to win. But there is also no guarantee about getting the redemptions. Back when they offered the $10 redemptions, I usually missed out on them, because they didn't have very many of them and when they did offer them, it was early in the morning, so they were sold out before I even saw them. That still happens now, with the popular $5 ones like Amazon and Walmart, but at least there are quite a few other ones that I can choose from. Now if they offered as many $10 gift cards as they do $5 gift cards, that would be great.
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Although there were no guarantee of redeeming points for the more popular $10 gift cards, I had a better of chance receiving a $10 gift card through point redemptions than winning a $10 Instant Win gift card. We are still limited to only 3 redemptions per month, so perhaps AARP should allow members to have 5 redemptions per month since the gift card values have been reduced to half.
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Seve @SeveD962004 , thanks for your feedback!!! I didnot notice this. Take care, Nicole ๐ต
โก๏ธ[*** @SeveD962004 wrote THURSDAY 4/24/25: They are being used for instant wins. ***]
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@RiverBoatAndrew , they probably cannot afford them. Take care, Nicole ๐ต
โก๏ธ[*** @RiverBoatAndrew wrote THURSDAY 4/24/25: Would someone at AARP please respond! ***]
"I downloaded AARP Perks to assist in staying connected and never missing out on a discount!" -LeeshaD341679