ot in MD AARP

[rossim92]

Keep getting aARP stuff in the mail. anybody here use it and is it any good? im 62 in june this year

[GunnyMack]

I'm not, my Dad was a member but when aarp endorsed odumbo he cancelled his subscription. I believe they lean left of center if that means anything.

[High Desert Hunter]

They monetarily support anti gun groups. We're members of AMAC, it's the conservative version of AARP.

[rossim92]

They monetarily support anti gun groups. We're members of AMAC, it's the conservative version of AARP.

[stretch]

AARP is just a shill to sell insurance. (There, I said it!)

That said, I'm told that their Medicare supplemental insurance isn't a bad value.

Almost impossible to get off of their mailing list. I finally had
to call member services - even though I've never been a member - to get that done.

YMMV.

-Stretch

[Ysabel Kid]

They keep sending me stuff too (I turn 61 in May). I will NEVER join them, no matter how much I could supposedly save. I've send their flyers back with a terse message explaining why I will never join their pathetic anti-gun/anti-freedom racket, and where they can stick their flyer. Yet the keep sending them.

When the time comes I'll join AMAC if it makes sense.

[GunnyMack]

They keep sending me stuff too (I turn 61 in May). I will NEVER join them, no matter how much I could supposedly save. I've send their flyers back with a terse message explaining why I will never join their pathetic anti-gun/anti-freedom racket, and where they can stick their flyer. Yet the keep sending them.

When the time comes I'll join AMAC if it makes sense.

If I get lots of junk mail that send postage paid return envelopes I take junk mail from another company and vice versa then send it back. I get rid of junk mail and annoy those companies that just don't take NO for an answer. Just be sure your name isn't on anything!

[Ysabel Kid]

They keep sending me stuff too (I turn 61 in May). I will NEVER join them, no matter how much I could supposedly save. I've send their flyers back with a terse message explaining why I will never join their pathetic anti-gun/anti-freedom racket, and where they can stick their flyer. Yet the keep sending them.

When the time comes I'll join AMAC if it makes sense.

If I get lots of junk mail that send postage paid return envelopes I take junk mail from another company and vice versa then send it back. I get rid of junk mail and annoy those companies that just don't take NO for an answer. Just be sure your name isn't on anything!

Oh that is BRILLIANT!!!

[Grizz]

They monetarily support anti gun groups. We're members of AMAC, it's the conservative version of AARP.

been checking this out. it looks good in some ways, but can't see how it saves money. how does that work?

[Griff]

They keep sending me stuff too (I turn 61 in May). I will NEVER join them, no matter how much I could supposedly save. I've send their flyers back with a terse message explaining why I will never join their pathetic anti-gun/anti-freedom racket, and where they can stick their flyer. Yet the keep sending them.
When the time comes I'll join AMAC if it makes sense.

I took a more proactive method to get off their mailing list... I took every bit of junk mail I received over a few days, put it in their pre-paid return envelope along with their application with NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR JUNK MAIL EITHER, in black magic marker and mailed it off. Yes, I put my name & address on the return envelop. Haven't heard a word from them since, nearly 22 years now. I've thought about sending Progressive Ins an application to join our gun club in their return envelope... with a note that sez, I'll quit sending you my application if you quit sending me yours.

[jeepnik]

What I call get to stop is junk mail from Neptune Society. Several times a week. Scares me to think they may go further to drum up business than junk mail.