[goldwinghen3]

Ok...who's the wise guy that gave my name to the AARP ??? Just cuz I am gonna be 50 next wednesday doesn't mean I am ready to retire!!!!..Dang!!!..I would have thunk that they would have waited til I was at least 60 or 70......Does any one else use this ? Does it work ? Is it worth the $12.50 a year ?....Henry.........50 going on 35 ....hehe

 

[lomax]

Don't feel bad Man :lol: I have been getting them and tearing them up for years now. :roll: I do not want to start anything political but due to AARP's views and anti gun groups that they support, they will never see a penny of my money. To each there own and this is only my personal view.

50? Only 50? You dang Kids LOL:

Cheers.
Marc

 

[John Garner]

I had a much cheaper deal when I was 50. Tried the AARP/Passport service to book a motel - they wanted over $100 more that if I just called the motel & booked the room myself!

I found no benefit to belong to AARP & did not renew.

 

[wingnutzz]

They have a better database of EVERYONE and their age than does the government. Amazing!

 

[Captain Dan]

Don't tear them up. When I get unsolicited mail I take the postage paid envelope put some other companies BS in the envelope and mail it back to them. So far, I've sent AARP time share ads, car ads, consolidate your loans, get a new mortgage. The other people get AARP propaganda. At least they all get to pay the post office for the crap I send them.

 

[wngtym]

goldwinghen3....... The answers to your questions in my opinion is
NO......NO........& NO Hope that helps your decision.
captain dan......I like your method. I will have to start doing the same :lol:

 

[BACKDRAFT]

Sounds like some(most) are opinionated here.

I for one am over 50 (thanks God I made it this far) and I can tell you first hand that AARP has saved me a ton of money. Mostly on my homeowners policy not to mention my cars insurance.

I don't get involved in anti-gun control and never lose sleep over those issues or others. The bottom line on gun control is: you have a gun, the criminals will always have bigger and better guns. Go figure?

You guys are missing out on some very good savings and that puts it for me that I can spend more on ME!

Have a nice day....

 

[Hardrock]

wingman57---The bottom line on gun control is: you have a gun, the criminals will always have bigger and better guns. Go figure

But if you use yours first it doesn't matter.

 

[Captain Dan]

AARP and Progressive Insurance

I would rather starve that give one cent to these two companies. They use their profits to promote an anti-individual platform.

 

[Biker John]

Don't feel bad Man :lol: I have been getting them and tearing them up for years now. :roll: I do not want to start anything political but due to AARP's views and anti gun groups that they support, they will never see a penny of my money. To each there own and this is only my personal view.

50? Only 50? You dang Kids LOL:

Cheers.
Marc

+1

 

[weikosteve]

I turned fifty in June and signed up. I saved thirty dollars when I stayed at Robbinsville NC. (Rode the dragon). Next, I saved $20 at one of the motorcycle shops in town. I do not believe in all the AARP stances but I cannot name any other organization that I agreed 100% with.

 

[BillsGW]

Man goldwinghen3,

Isn't ANYONE going to wish you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY?!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:


I'll join you in May(50), have been gettig AARP on line for 6 mo's ore more! I had no idea AARP had an agenda, but I respect the info I gain from this board so I won't be sending them any $$ any time soon.

Bill

 

[BlueWing]

They won't see one penny of our money. AARP is one of the most anti-gun groups there is.

 

[garyoward]

Well said Steven!!!

GaryO

 

[pronomian]

I think you are automatically enrolled when you buy a wing.

Mike

 

[Hokie]

Re: AARP and Progressive Insurance

I would rather starve that give one cent to these two companies. They use their profits to promote an anti-individual platform.

I AGREE

 

[lomax]

Oh By The Way!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY


Cheers.
Marc

 

[jwen]

I love Captain dans approach and will start to use it.

If you feel the need to save on a motel room the ten percent that you will save will be given to you just by asking for a discount and you will most likely never be asked to show your AARP card and if you are you must have forgot it.

As far as auto or home ins I don't think so.

Your opinion may very!!!!!!!

 

[WarBirdBob]

It is worth $12.50 just to get them off your back.
BTW with all the shootings in Florida on a daily basis and never hear of one were the good guys gun saved him I'm for getting the guns off the street.
OK I have a really big FLAME SUIT.
Lets get the adrenilin flowing on this nice quiet Friday evening and see how long it lasts.
Bet there is at least one more shooting in Florida before I get busted for being the bad guy.
I'll not likely know. Heading for the hot tub.
Enjoy the evening.
Hey I'm usually quiet and mind my own buisness.
TR

 

[John Garner]

When I get unsolicited mail I take the postage paid envelope put some other companies BS in the envelope and mail it back to them.

:lol: I've been doing this with Capital One for about a year! I look forward to their mailings, and view the pre-paid reply envelope as a challenge to see how much junk mail, along with all the junk from Capital One, that I can stuff in!

Think of it! They have to pay the US Post Office, and if all of us do this, we can accomplish two goals:

First, we help keep the price of postage down by making the junk mail vendors pay extra postage, so stuff those envelopes!

Second, we are recycling!