AARP North Carolina

Dan W. 

on BBB

8 years ago

This is a negative comment. I just got an invoice in the mail today from AARP for a 5 year membership that I didn't order. It's obvious they will try anything to get money from people so, I sent them an email telling them who I am and that I did not order any kind of membership from them and I want it stopped right now or I will contact my attorney. 

BJ N. 

on BBB

8 years ago

AARP keeps sending me official looking invoices for a membership I never ordered. The last one said "Fifth Notice" and that I needed to send money now. I called the toll free contact number on the website and spoke to the foreign call center who could do nothing but remove my name and address from the mailing list. They could not answer my question as to why AARP is sending out fake and fraudulent invoices to trick older people into signing up for services they did not order. They could not even forward my complaint. I wonde... read more

Suzanne K. 

on BBB

8 years ago

AARP has some of the worst membership services I have ever encountered in a nonprofit organization. They make it near impossible to speak with anybody about questions or concerns. Their "customer service" line is only equipped to give out boiler plate answers. AARP deliberately sends out reminders to renew membership or "lose valuable benefits" over 6 months before memberships lapse. This is deliberately misleading, even predatory practice. I have attempted to speak with somebody who directs membership, and only got prepacka... read more

Keith v. 

on BBB

8 years ago

AARP is a platform for marketing other companies products. They have millions of members and dont provide any real benefits to their members. Their web site is full of paid campany marketing. Why not use the buying power of the members to negotiate real +20% reduction in prices on products and services. I am not sure what I get from my membership. To pay for the admin of the site?