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Dear Lifegaze,It would be interesting to know whether the notices actually stopped after the 4-6 weeks lag mentioned by AARPJanelleM. Did you notice? Let's assume for the moment that AARP is not deliberately sending premature notices. If true, thi...
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Thanks for your thoughtful comments. The problem is they send these notices without showing when current membership expires. Yes, we could look in our records, but let's face it, many of us seniors can be a little disorganized, forgetful and too tr...
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@AARPJanelleM I don't want to extend for 5 years. I don't want any gift. I want AARP to stop the unethical practices described in this thread.
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The fix is obvious and very simple to implement. It is clearly unethical to intentionally send such premature notices. If the practice is intentional, then AARP should review their ethics standards. I suspect that this practice is also illegal. I...
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AARP sends mass mailings to "valued members" to renew. Over the years, I've received many of these posted YEARS before my membership is actually due for renewal. AARP is well aware of this and chooses not to correct this clearly deceptive and preda...
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Dear Lifegaze,It would be interesting to know whether the notices actually stopped after the 4-6 weeks lag mentioned by AARPJanelleM. Did you notice? Let's assume for the moment that AARP is not deliberately sending premature notices. If true, thi...
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0
Kudos
16916
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Thanks for your thoughtful comments. The problem is they send these notices without showing when current membership expires. Yes, we could look in our records, but let's face it, many of us seniors can be a little disorganized, forgetful and too tr...
0
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2
Kudos
24429
Views
@AARPJanelleM I don't want to extend for 5 years. I don't want any gift. I want AARP to stop the unethical practices described in this thread.
0
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4
Kudos
32686
Views
The fix is obvious and very simple to implement. It is clearly unethical to intentionally send such premature notices. If the practice is intentional, then AARP should review their ethics standards. I suspect that this practice is also illegal. I...
1
Reply
3
Kudos
28378
Views
AARP sends mass mailings to "valued members" to renew. Over the years, I've received many of these posted YEARS before my membership is actually due for renewal. AARP is well aware of this and chooses not to correct this clearly deceptive and preda...
14
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15
Kudos
51018
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Dear Lifegaze,It would be interesting to know whether the notices actually stopped after the 4-6 weeks lag mentioned by AARPJanelleM. Did you notice? Let's assume for the moment that AARP is not deliberately sending premature notices. If true, thi...
0
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0
Kudos
16916
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Thanks for your thoughtful comments. The problem is they send these notices without showing when current membership expires. Yes, we could look in our records, but let's face it, many of us seniors can be a little disorganized, forgetful and too tr...
0
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2
Kudos
24429
Views
@AARPJanelleM I don't want to extend for 5 years. I don't want any gift. I want AARP to stop the unethical practices described in this thread.
0
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4
Kudos
32686
Views
The fix is obvious and very simple to implement. It is clearly unethical to intentionally send such premature notices. If the practice is intentional, then AARP should review their ethics standards. I suspect that this practice is also illegal. I...
1
Reply
3
Kudos
28378
Views
AARP sends mass mailings to "valued members" to renew. Over the years, I've received many of these posted YEARS before my membership is actually due for renewal. AARP is well aware of this and chooses not to correct this clearly deceptive and preda...
14
Replies
15
Kudos
51018
Views
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| Date Registered | 12-22-2017 11:17 AM |
| Last Visited | 11-22-2025 02:19 PM |
| Total Messages Posted | 5 |
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