AARP lost me when they openly supported Obama and his liberal ideas. We found AMAC and are happy with the organization. We still subscribe to AARP, but only to know what they are up to. “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.”
Tommie Munn
1 year ago
I also tell them dump AARP that they promote liberal agendas and that AMAC is the Conservative’s answer to AARP and urge them to join…:)
Tommie Munn
1 year ago
I also tell them dump AARP that they promote liberal agendas and that AMAC is the Conservative’s answer to AARP and urge them to join…:)
Doug
1 year ago
I tell them about you being the conservative, much better alternative to AARP.
Bobby George
1 year ago
I wonder if Biden ever attended any get togethers with Jeffery Epstein after his remark about being friends with a 12 year old girl when he was 30? I wonder if his name is in the black book? His son was known to flirt with his brothers daughter. Just a thought for others to explore. God Bless America!!
Rod Kuhn
1 year ago
In person discussions – conservative AMAC versus AARLP (L is for Liberal!).
Anna deBlanc
1 year ago
I tell my friends I am an AMAC member
Jesse
1 year ago
Word of mouth to all my conservative friends, customers and business associates.
Mary Best
1 year ago
I always tell people about AMAC whenever I have the opportunity.
Keith
1 year ago
I would love to share articles with my FB audience but it only shares a link to join AMAC. Therefore, I don’t attempt to share anymore. For a while, I painstakingly copied each paragraph one at a time, (the only way I can on my phone), and shared with my audience, but I stopped as it was very time consuming.I used to look at AARP, stuff, although I never joined them, before I knew how they supported left-wing extremist and actually got a great deal on home owners insurance through them. I have yet to realize any deals through AMAC but I believe as AMAC matures, I will find something of value there.
Richard Mucciolo
1 year ago
I signed both of my daughters up for membership. Word of mouth to my friends..
Eric
1 year ago
I am not on social media because I am banned from most of them except GETTR.
Word of mouth is best
wjr
1 year ago
Word of mouth.
Rick
1 year ago
Old fashion word of mouth !
Jeanne
1 year ago
I contacted AMAC a few times and suggested they make it possible to buy a membership gift certificate. But it was ignored. I would purchase gift certificates for my 50 year old friends and family if AMAC would offer them.
sari weatherwax
1 year ago
AMAC should really give us the opportunity to select MORE than one answer, for many of its polls.
I tell friends through word of mouth, I send them AMAC links to articles, I give friends AMAC Magazine & share AMAC website. Thank you
Valerie Hair
1 year ago
I have told my friends about AMAC, and have emailed or texted to them the AMAC website.
Greg
1 year ago
I told a friend to dump his liberal AARP and to join conservative AMAC.
Jean
1 year ago
I share on-line articles and links, call-to-action reports, my magazine, word of mouth and emails, and my successful interchange with AMAC for my Medicare Advantage plan. So far, I have had 4 or 5 relatives and friends join AMAC. I will continue with other relatives and friends.
Wise Skillman
1 year ago
I personally tell people who maybe interested. Especially if they don’t like AARP. I run into quite a few of them since I assist folks in picking the right Medicare Advantage plan or Supplement for them.
Mike
1 year ago
I tell as many of my friends as I can and I do share so articles.
Kim
1 year ago
You have to make daily email content viewable On Computer. Links get “Invalid request” error. Many older people can not use phone, prefer computer.
Sharon
1 year ago
Word of mouth is how I share my appreciation for AMAC.
Mark Glenn
1 year ago
If questions related arise; always mention this great USA organization.
Cecil
1 year ago
I share by word of mouth
Scottymom
1 year ago
I do share articles online but I also share magazines with family members that live outside the home
John
1 year ago
When they bring up AARP I bring up AMAC.
Karen
1 year ago
No family in my life and am in a new area and do not have friends who I discuss things with. Things changed in my life when my dad and partner passed away.
Christina Fitzgerald
1 year ago
I don’t share my membership with family members but the last time I got an email from AARP they wanted to know why I haven’t joined their group. I responded by saying, because I’m a member of Amac!
Funny how I haven’t received anymore mail or emails from them.
Daniel Murray
1 year ago
I tell my friends to forget AARP and to join AMAC
al spence
1 year ago
I respond to AARP mailings very negatively and cram their postage paid letters with scrap paper.
Dave
1 year ago
Bought my mom a membership. Shared the sign-up page with other family members.
Jay
1 year ago
I do not agree with a lot of things that AMAC posts. I do not share your ideas with any one. Byedone is not President. Trump is President. I suggest you tune into Rumble and listen to Derek Johnson. The truth will set you free.
Denise L.
1 year ago
I just tell friends and family that I am a member of AMAC and tell them that it is the conservative alternative to AARP.
paul schneider
1 year ago
tell friend to look into AMAC
Alan
1 year ago
The friends that I have and talk to already are AARP members. It is hard to convince them to do anything. An uphill battle.
Steve
1 year ago
I get them a membership and let them take it from there . Amac benefits and so do they . Thank you like your Father who said this is enough and I am going to do something about it you let all Americans have an alternative.
Willie
1 year ago
I share the magazine and I talk with family and friends about amac. I wish amac would come out with a yard sign or window sticker or maybe a flag.
Karen
1 year ago
Simply tell than there’s an alternative to AARP!
CindiFortin
1 year ago
I tell family and friends about AMAC personally
Ted Troutman
1 year ago
I really like that there is an alternative to AARP. However, AMAC offers aren’t really in areas that I use, nor are the savings that great. Also, AMAC is constantly doing “polls” which are really not polls, they are votes and have little to do with indicating anything except that some folks are willing to vote. Overall, I am disappointed in AMAC.
Pam Macabio
1 year ago
I share the magazine and I take friends to the meetings. They are always great meetings!
Gary Smith
1 year ago
I share that AMAC is conservative and reasonable (vs. AARP) with many benefits and weekly interesting articles.
April
1 year ago
In conversation I will share information from an AMAC article or if someone mentions AARP I inform them of AMAC.
Arthur Duser
1 year ago
I tell my friends about AMAC
chris
1 year ago
I talk with people and inform them of amac. I will share the magazine if someone shows interest. Like April if some mentions aarp I tell them about amac
JERRY M SCOTT
1 year ago
I tell my friends about AMAC
Rick
1 year ago
By word of mouth, talking to friends and family. I will post AMAC comments on Social Media.
Randal Meis
1 year ago
I share AMAC when someone mentions AARP.
Shannon
1 year ago
When my friends bring up AARP I say dont! Way too liberal, AMAC is the same type of community except for the more conservative folks like us.
AARP lost me when they openly supported Obama and his liberal ideas. We found AMAC and are happy with the organization. We still subscribe to AARP, but only to know what they are up to. “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.”
I also tell them dump AARP that they promote liberal agendas and that AMAC is the Conservative’s answer to AARP and urge them to join…:)
I also tell them dump AARP that they promote liberal agendas and that AMAC is the Conservative’s answer to AARP and urge them to join…:)
I tell them about you being the conservative, much better alternative to AARP.
I wonder if Biden ever attended any get togethers with Jeffery Epstein after his remark about being friends with a 12 year old girl when he was 30? I wonder if his name is in the black book? His son was known to flirt with his brothers daughter. Just a thought for others to explore. God Bless America!!
In person discussions – conservative AMAC versus AARLP (L is for Liberal!).
I tell my friends I am an AMAC member
Word of mouth to all my conservative friends, customers and business associates.
I always tell people about AMAC whenever I have the opportunity.
I would love to share articles with my FB audience but it only shares a link to join AMAC. Therefore, I don’t attempt to share anymore. For a while, I painstakingly copied each paragraph one at a time, (the only way I can on my phone), and shared with my audience, but I stopped as it was very time consuming.I used to look at AARP, stuff, although I never joined them, before I knew how they supported left-wing extremist and actually got a great deal on home owners insurance through them. I have yet to realize any deals through AMAC but I believe as AMAC matures, I will find something of value there.
I signed both of my daughters up for membership. Word of mouth to my friends..
I am not on social media because I am banned from most of them except GETTR.
Word of mouth is best
Word of mouth.
Old fashion word of mouth !
I contacted AMAC a few times and suggested they make it possible to buy a membership gift certificate. But it was ignored. I would purchase gift certificates for my 50 year old friends and family if AMAC would offer them.
AMAC should really give us the opportunity to select MORE than one answer, for many of its polls.
I tell friends through word of mouth, I send them AMAC links to articles, I give friends AMAC Magazine & share AMAC website. Thank you
I have told my friends about AMAC, and have emailed or texted to them the AMAC website.
I told a friend to dump his liberal AARP and to join conservative AMAC.
I share on-line articles and links, call-to-action reports, my magazine, word of mouth and emails, and my successful interchange with AMAC for my Medicare Advantage plan. So far, I have had 4 or 5 relatives and friends join AMAC. I will continue with other relatives and friends.
I personally tell people who maybe interested. Especially if they don’t like AARP. I run into quite a few of them since I assist folks in picking the right Medicare Advantage plan or Supplement for them.
I tell as many of my friends as I can and I do share so articles.
You have to make daily email content viewable On Computer. Links get “Invalid request” error. Many older people can not use phone, prefer computer.
Word of mouth is how I share my appreciation for AMAC.
If questions related arise; always mention this great USA organization.
I share by word of mouth
I do share articles online but I also share magazines with family members that live outside the home
When they bring up AARP I bring up AMAC.
No family in my life and am in a new area and do not have friends who I discuss things with. Things changed in my life when my dad and partner passed away.
I don’t share my membership with family members but the last time I got an email from AARP they wanted to know why I haven’t joined their group. I responded by saying, because I’m a member of Amac!
Funny how I haven’t received anymore mail or emails from them.
I tell my friends to forget AARP and to join AMAC
I respond to AARP mailings very negatively and cram their postage paid letters with scrap paper.
Bought my mom a membership. Shared the sign-up page with other family members.
I do not agree with a lot of things that AMAC posts. I do not share your ideas with any one. Byedone is not President. Trump is President. I suggest you tune into Rumble and listen to Derek Johnson. The truth will set you free.
I just tell friends and family that I am a member of AMAC and tell them that it is the conservative alternative to AARP.
tell friend to look into AMAC
The friends that I have and talk to already are AARP members. It is hard to convince them to do anything. An uphill battle.
I get them a membership and let them take it from there . Amac benefits and so do they . Thank you like your Father who said this is enough and I am going to do something about it you let all Americans have an alternative.
I share the magazine and I talk with family and friends about amac. I wish amac would come out with a yard sign or window sticker or maybe a flag.
Simply tell than there’s an alternative to AARP!
I tell family and friends about AMAC personally
I really like that there is an alternative to AARP. However, AMAC offers aren’t really in areas that I use, nor are the savings that great. Also, AMAC is constantly doing “polls” which are really not polls, they are votes and have little to do with indicating anything except that some folks are willing to vote. Overall, I am disappointed in AMAC.
I share the magazine and I take friends to the meetings. They are always great meetings!
I share that AMAC is conservative and reasonable (vs. AARP) with many benefits and weekly interesting articles.
In conversation I will share information from an AMAC article or if someone mentions AARP I inform them of AMAC.
I tell my friends about AMAC
I talk with people and inform them of amac. I will share the magazine if someone shows interest. Like April if some mentions aarp I tell them about amac
I tell my friends about AMAC
By word of mouth, talking to friends and family. I will post AMAC comments on Social Media.
I share AMAC when someone mentions AARP.
When my friends bring up AARP I say dont! Way too liberal, AMAC is the same type of community except for the more conservative folks like us.