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Re: T-Mobile: 1-Year Free AAA Subscription - 2024
So, after I entered my credit card information for the "free" 1-year AAA Subscription, i was linked to a page where I was supposed to create an account on the AAA site. I was directed to enter my email address and then a password. I created a password and confirmed my password; at which time I was directed to make my "password stronger by adding punctuation", which I did. Howeverthere was no "button" on the page to "Submit", so I hit the "Return" key, which took me to a page that told me I was unauthorized to be on that page. Based on my personal experience with T-Mobile & this. "Free" AAA Subscription, I don't believe hoops and aggravation are worth it. I would not recommend this to any other customer. Nothing is truly "free".24Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: T-Mobile: 1-Year Free AAA Subscription - 2024
Thank you for all of your help and for sharing your experience and wisdom; I appreciate you. With all scams, identity theft, database breaches, etc., going on in the world these days, I (for one) prefer to have my personal information on as few sites and in as few databases as possible. I realize that neither T-Mobile nor AAA are forcing me to take advantage of the "free" 1-year AAA subscription; I have free choice. I just believe that AAA does not NEED my credit card information for the "free" 1-year subscription; they just WANT it. And, in the immortal words of Mick … "You can't always get what you want; You can't always get what you want. But - if you try sometime you just might find … You get what you need!" Maybe I just adopt the tenet that if a company requires my credit card information for something they are offering for "free"; I don't NEED their product/service. Long term - their loss. Thank you, again, for all the knowledge. Have a great Independence Day weekend! Take care.19Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: T-Mobile: 1-Year Free AAA Subscription - 2024
Thank you! I still don't believe it should be required or even allowed. It is "Free", so for what purpose do they need your credit card information? Shady. Thank you for the recommendation on deleting the info after completing the registration. Have a great Independence Day weekend. Take care.26Visto0likes0ComentariosT-Mobile: 1-Year Free AAA Subscription - 2024
Why is AAA asking for a credit card number, expiration date and 3-digit code. The membership is FREE for the first year. There is absolutely no reason for AAA to have a T-Mobile Customer's credit card information, UNLESS - it is not truly FREE for the first year. If that is the case, I do not want the membership, anyway. If that is the truth (that it is not free), shame on you T-Mobile for not living up to your promise.Solved1.6KViews0likes7Comentarios