You wouldn’t lose anything.  Your membership would be extended by 5 years, just like mine was when I paid $55 TODAY.  They confirmed (on another page) that the 5 years would be added to my current membership, so it goes until 2033.  I wouldn’t pay $2...

For hopefully the last time we all have to hear about this, please post a photo of your card.  We should be able to clearly see the expiration date.  If it actually says you have a lifetime membership that has an expiration, we’ll all eat our hats.

If you have a membership card that said “Lifetime Member,” you have all the proof you need.  They put the expiration on the card.  It is not complex.

I don’t know why they’d let you keep leaving false information.  It’s a disservice to the community here.  It’s a simple thing to know if the entity sending you a “bill” is a scam artist.  They try to impersonate someone you might think you owe money...

If you paid AARP for a lifetime membership, that is what you get.  No, they can’t and don’t change it later.  (Some folks fall for scams where they pay someone else or a fake organization and don’t realize it).  If you receive advertising about renew...