AARP $500 Gift Card

[ULCajunCruiser]

They're back on sale!!!

[StevenLucia]

for the life of me!!!....I am not finding those cards.

[bury me at sea]

1 minute ago, StevenLucia said:

for the life of me!!!....I am not finding those cards.

 

AARP website,  then Rewards for Good, then gift cards, then travel.

 

While you do not have to be a member of AARP, you do have to register for the Rewards for Good program on the AARP website.

[ULCajunCruiser]

where are you getting lost?? 

aarp.org

Click on "Rewards for Good"

Click on "Rewards Catalog"

Click on "Gift Cards"

Click on "Travel"

 

Should see them listed there

 

 

[StevenLucia]

Thanks!

[Valor2005]

Do you still have to sign for the cards when they come in the mail?

Edited October 26, 2018 by Valor2005

[kendracruises]

yes

 

[Valor2005]

Thank you.

 

[bury me at sea]

48 minutes ago, Valor2005 said:

Do you still have to sign for the cards when they come in the mail?

 

I have had to sign only when delivered by UPS.  I have never had to sign for those delivered by the US Post Office.

[scpirate]

I got one 2 weeks ago.they won't let you send it to any address other than your billing address either.so I would up go to the terminal to get it.

[azjim66]

I just ordered 3 $500 gift cards that were delivered by UPS today actually and yes you have to sign for them.  A week prior I ordered a $100 gift card, which are shipped via regular mail and you do not have to sign for those.  My $100 gift card never arrived and after the 10 business days had elapsed they issued me a refund.

Edited October 26, 2018 by azjim66

[Valor2005]

Thank you for the info.

[tw67]

I ordered a $100 card on Friday, October 19th.  I haven't received it yet.  When I ordered all my $500 cards, I received them within a week, all UPS, and pre-signed them on the UPS app.  I am wondering how long this $100 one will take to get to me. 

[Valor2005]

The website said to allow 10 business days.  Snail mail usually takes longer than UPS.