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To: Kansas58
AARP has an agreement with United Health, for both Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement. They also have a Prescription plan.

I surveyed doctors, pharmacists, friends and neighbors regarding plans to avoid. Different areas may have different plan details, but United provoked a storm of obscentities whenever it was mentioned, and a litany of bad experiences.

But, then,I have serious Second Amendement issues with AARP, anyway, and have been throwing out their mailings for a LONG time, now. So I guess I do not have to concern myself with it.

I wrote once and asked them how they felt about the two local 80-year-old unarmed sisters who were beaten by a burglar so badly that bones in their faces were broken, and never got a response. They keep mailing me junk, though.

22 posted on 03/14/2009 12:46:51 PM PDT by Gorzaloon (Roark, Architect.)
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To: Gorzaloon

I agree with you.

AARP does a very poor job of checking out the companies that they endorse. AARP just wants their cut of the premium money.


23 posted on 03/14/2009 12:51:19 PM PDT by Kansas58
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