How to Cancel AARP Publications

The AARP Publications App is currently being updated and will be relaunched in the future. The app update will offer a new look, new features and a much improved user experience. We apologize for the delay and for any inconvenience this may have caused. The “old” app will be removed from the App Store in the coming day or so. Once work is complete, the new app will become available in the App Store again. Please check back in the coming weeks! Thank you.

I read 95% of my books and magazines digitally. I was still reading aarp periodicals physically and scanning articles that I wanted to keep. Well, no more! I can now read and keep articles that interest me on my iPad. Less clutter😊. I subscribe to over 15 digital periodicals and this app is on par with most of the other apps like Condé Nast. I have no complaints and I thank aarp for putting their magazines in Digital form for consumption!!

I have been a AARP subscriber since I became 50 and the hard copy of the magazine and bulletin always have a ton of information. The IPad application is a time saver because I can read both products on the go and forget about the hard copies. I wonder if it is also available for kindle

Works mostly as one would expect, with swiping sideways moving to new items, down to continue with a longer piece. The multimedia is mostly useful. The limitation come with saving, sharing and book marking. Bookmarking works, but as usual, only when the issue is loaded, which wouldn't be a problem if one could save or share a page. Doesn't work with Instapaper, my preferred software, and one can't post pages or quotes. I.e. It's not designed well for Social Media, or really the 21st century. Rather, it's a fancy magazine that fits on one's iPad, and can't move or be shared.

Wish it worked in landscape mode and had an iPhone version to take with me to read while waiting. Texts are missing spaces between words and if it’s interactive, it’s slow and clunky. I haven’t been using this app that long so I can’t speak to bookmarks or other features. But I definitely prefer reading on my iPad because it’s less clutter, while my mom is old school and the opposite.

Good Day, My Mom, Shirley Hubenak, passed in July 2022. We already cancelled her AARP membership charges, but, the AARP Bulletin is still being delivered. Her mailing address is 804 S Allen St, Edna TX 77957. Her mail is being forwarded to me and I need this publication stopped please. Thank you. Lori Lundy

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