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Wallace of Eugene, OR November 9, 2007

Wallace of Eugene OR (11/09/07)
Didnt bill me for 5 mounts repeated calls to them wanting to know my auto premium answered saying trouble with system could not help me got bill for 1929.00 for 2 cars for 1 year an increase of 1047.00!!! cancelled them got insurance from farmers for 800.for both!! had one ticket for a headlight violation hartford said this was reason for 1047.00 increase!

Edmund of Cave Creek, AZ November 6, 2007

Edmund of Cave Creek AZ (11/06/07)
I was insured with Hartford AARP for years. I had one loss, a camera stolen in Europe.  Hartford reimbursed me for 50.00, less than one tenth the actual value of the camera and then removed my loss free discount. They then charged me an additional 47.00 per year for three years resulting in a total loss to me of 91.00; even though I had no other losses my premiums increased every year. The last triple digit increase prompted me to contact other insurance agencies where I now have far better coverage for less money.

So much for AARP protecting the interests of senior citizens. I have just received a notice from my health care provider informing me that they have combined with AARP and have now increased my co-payments as much as 300% for some services. I believe that AARP is a scam designed for the exploitation and defrauding of seniors and it is past due to be investigated by public agencies. Many of my friends have had the same experiences and stopped dealing with aarp.

Judith of Madison, WI February 19, 2007

Judith of Madison WI (02/19/07)

I recently moved two miles from my previous address. AARP not only raised my auto insurance premium, but they charged me 45.00 to process the change. I am 62 and have a clean driving record. I shopped around, and have found auto insurance for half the price of AARP with only one difference: My deductible is now 250 instead of 500 per incident.

Pam of Redding, CA June 26, 2006

Pam  of Redding CA (06/26/06)
I had purchased auto insurance for myself and my mother through AARP over the phone with Hartford. The reduction in premium sounded too good to be true and it was. They cashed both of my checks for my homeowners and auto policities. I drove to washington state from california, for a two month period, driving my grandchildren around in my van. Imagine my surprise at the end of 90 days when I received a cancellation notice on the auto policy, in fact, they had never instated the policy, they just cashed the checks.

They advised I had not completed a form they sent. I had made a copy of the form in question and marked the date it was mailed. It took seven (7) letters to different Hartford offices and six (6) phone calls before I got a refund of both policities. I also wrote to two different AARP offices requesting assistance and called two different AARP numbers, requesting assistance. nothing was done. I believe the return of my monies was because I threatened to notify my local politicians and request their help. its a shame that AARP continues to tout Hartford as such a good deal.

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