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Down South
08-23-2013, 07:49 PM
Anybody know about AMAC? It is a competitor to AARP. It's for us folks over 50. I did research on it but there isn't a lot out there. It appears to be a good conservative organization compared to the liberal AARP.
I took a three year membership today after reading what I found. It appears to be a good thing for us older guys and hopefully it will grow and be an actual competitor to the sorry AARP. The AARP supported Obamacare which AMAC does not plus AMAX supports our 2nd rights which the AARP does not.
I never did join the AARP because of their very liberal stance. I don't care what good deals that I can get through them, they stand against the very things that I stand for.

When I turned 50 over 10 yrs ago, the AARP would send me mail at least once a month trying to get me to join. I always stuffed everything back in the postage free return envelope and sent it back to them. Their garbage wasn't even worth my trouble of throwing it in the trash. Plus they had to pay the postage to discard it. About 5 yrs of that and they finally stopped sending me invitations.

Dframe
08-23-2013, 07:57 PM
I'm VERY aggressive about keeping my name OFF of mailing lists, so it wasn't until I was nearly 60 before AARP "found" me. I immediately contacted them and demanded they remove my name from their mailing list. I have made a mission to avoid EVERY anti-gun group and product produced by a company with anti-gun bias. EVERY piece of junk mail I get with my name on it gets a response from me. And every time I find about an anti gun company they immediately go on my "Don't Use" list.

Finster101
08-23-2013, 08:10 PM
AARP was a big supporter of obamacare. I will never join. I return the mailings I receive back to them and tell them as much.

williamwaco
08-23-2013, 08:26 PM
Many years ago AARP was a really for true organization to help and advocate for Senior Citizens.

Over the years it has morphed into an insurance agency. The only thing they are interested in is selling insurance.

Duckiller
08-24-2013, 12:12 AM
+1 on William's post. The reason the AARP likes Obamacare is because they think they can sell lots more insurance.

Moonman
08-24-2013, 12:28 AM
+1 for williamwaco.

THUMBS DOWN to the Morphed Insurance Co.

GaryN
08-24-2013, 01:46 AM
I always stuffed everything back in the postage free return envelope and sent it back to them.

Down South

Good idea! That's what I'm going to start doing.

Cosmiceyes
08-24-2013, 02:58 AM
Anybody know about AMAC? It is a competitor to AARP. It's for us folks over 50. I did research on it but there isn't a lot out there. It appears to be a good conservative organization compared to the liberal AARP.
I took a three year membership today after reading what I found. It appears to be a good thing for us older guys and hopefully it will grow and be an actual competitor to the sorry AARP. The AARP supported Obamacare which AMAC does not plus AMAX supports our 2nd rights which the AARP does not.
I never did join the AARP because of their very liberal stance. I don't care what good deals that I can get through them, they stand against the very things that I stand for.

When I turned 50 over 10 yrs ago, the AARP would send me mail at least once a month trying to get me to join. I always stuffed everything back in the postage free return envelope and sent it back to them. Their garbage wasn't even worth my trouble of throwing it in the trash. Plus they had to pay the postage to discard it. About 5 yrs of that and they finally stopped sending me invitations.

I belong to AMAC. AARP was a great pusher of oblamer care against the wishes of the majority of it's members. Now oblamer gives them millions of your tax dollars to advertise. AMAC group is Pro-American everything,business,insurance discounts,travel discounts,medicine discounts. They even advertise as Americans for "CONSERVATIVE"American. Here's the link.
http://www.amac.us/?utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Benefits&utm_content=Life+Region+1
I have belonged since 2007. :)'s

longranger
08-24-2013, 06:31 AM
I have a lot of fun taking their return envelopes and putting NRA and Midway mailings(without my name) into them and sending them back,it costs them.

contender1
08-24-2013, 08:41 AM
Put me into the category of folks who take the AARP postage paid envelopes & STUFF them full of junk to mail back. I make them oversized, and overweight. On the prepaid postcards, I simply write; I hate the anti-American AARP.
Let them waste more & more money on junk mail in my opinion.

As for the AMAC,,, I'll have to look into them.

Down South
08-24-2013, 10:00 AM
I belong to AMAC. AARP was a great pusher of oblamer care against the wishes of the majority of it's members. Now oblamer gives them millions of your tax dollars to advertise. AMAC group is Pro-American everything,business,insurance discounts,travel discounts,medicine discounts. They even advertise as Americans for "CONSERVATIVE"American. Here's the link.
http://www.amac.us/?utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Benefits&utm_content=Life+Region+1
I have belonged since 2007. :)'s
Good link. I should have posted one in the opening post. From what I understand the organization started in 2007. It is growing but it lacks the visibility/advertising that AARP has. That takes deep pockets. The tax payer funding "Millions" that AARP has gotten from Obama has greatly aided them to be more visible.
I believe AMAC will continue to grow and become a better defense for us conservatives. But we will have to be the ones to fund it.

blackthorn
08-24-2013, 12:22 PM
For the "we pay the return postage" mail---glue their envelope to an old brick!

williamwaco
08-24-2013, 01:42 PM
For the "we pay the return postage" mail---glue their envelope to an old brick!

Sounds like a joke.

But it is NOT.

I have known two people that actually did that.

The wrapped the brick in brown paper first.

popper
08-24-2013, 01:59 PM
Yes, my wife keeps hitting me with AMAC lit. Now she has to sign up - AARP coverage COSTS a lot less. You aren't automatically an AARP member. I applaud AMAC and the others that have gone before it, but it takes HUGE $$ to get the actual health care insurers to sign on. AARP is a sales Co, they do not provide insurance or health care - the commissions from HealthSouth and others is huge. I need to really look at the Bad Odor Care ( Boner Care now) as some of the rules indicate you may get permanently locked into your present provider in 2014.

Cosmiceyes
08-25-2013, 04:28 PM
Good link. I should have posted one in the opening post. From what I understand the organization started in 2007. It is growing but it lacks the visibility/advertising that AARP has. That takes deep pockets. The tax payer funding "Millions" that AARP has gotten from Obama has greatly aided them to be more visible.
I believe AMAC will continue to grow and become a better defense for us conservatives. But we will have to be the ones to fund it.

I do my best to share what will become the best retirement help in America. The more we post,and keep the AMAC name out there,the more people will join.It is a natural! :):):)
http://www.amac.us/?utm_source=iCont...=Life+Region+1

shooter93
08-25-2013, 04:56 PM
For what it's worth...Glenn Beck has been pusing for AMAC.

km101
08-25-2013, 06:28 PM
I've seen AMAC ads lately, but don't know much about the organization. I'll have to check it out.

ANYTHING would beat the liberal, anti-gun aarp!

Cosmiceyes
08-25-2013, 07:06 PM
I've seen AMAC ads lately, but don't know much about the organization. I'll have to check it out.

ANYTHING would beat the liberal, anti-gun aarp!

AMAC is smaller,but we are better than anything. There are great benefits,and they fight for our freedom,and rights. Let's just say they are Tea Party-ish! :)'s

s mac
08-26-2013, 12:41 PM
They also sponsor Mark Levin.

Cosmiceyes
08-27-2013, 05:57 PM
amac tea partyfreedom

shdwlkr
08-27-2013, 07:15 PM
AARP = obamacare promoter They sold out the elderly in hopes of making billions. hope they totally rot

AMAC don't know as I have just seen a few of their commercials on tv.

easymoney
08-28-2013, 07:31 PM
I'll never join AARP, for all the reasons listed as well as a few others. One organization that has some strong conservative roots, and does not support the current administration's actions is "Generation America". They are reported to offer many of the same benefits as AARP but without the allegiance to the left. I'm not a member yet, but when I'm interested "Generation America" is where I'll start.

Cosmiceyes
08-28-2013, 08:31 PM
I'll never join AARP, for all the reasons listed as well as a few others. One organization that has some strong conservative roots, and does not support the current administration's actions is "Generation America". They are reported to offer many of the same benefits as AARP but without the allegiance to the left. I'm not a member yet, but when I'm interested "Generation America" is where I'll start.

Sort of a real small group the Generation America which is a insurance company. The polls link is:
http://azatvs.com/amac-or-generation-america-165258

AMAC, Inc. - The Association of Mature American Citizens
amac.us

Benefits ·
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Medicare Insurance ·
About AMAC

AMAC is the senior organization for conservative Americans aged 50 plus. We provide discounts for seniors and promote American Values.

U.S. Congressman Daniel Webster, Representing the 10th District of Florida, received a first-hand look at AMAC’s plan for ensuring the long-term viability of America’s Social Security program. AMAC’s Founder and President Dan Weber provided Rep. Webster and members of his staff an overview of a proposed legislative prototype designed to address Social Security’s fundamental problems. The AMAC approach, Weber stressed in the conference, would pave the way for a long-term solution to what many sources describe as Social Security’s impending bankruptcy.

Weber reported that AMAC’s prototype has been steadily gaining major support in Congress, and invited Rep. Webster’s review of its detailed components and assumptions. The Congressman expressed interest in examining the document, thanking Weber and AMAC for the effort put forth to solve the Social Security dilemma.
While touring the Lady Lake office, Rep. Webster and his staff members also reviewed AMAC’s history and its vision for America. The Congressman and his staff viewed AMAC’s recently-implemented Social Security-focused website, www.SocialSecurityReport.org, described by Weber as a service to inform, educate, and update viewers on Social Security developments and breaking news.congressional

Congressman Webster also learned about AMAC’s delivery of nearly 200,000 member petitions calling for the repeal of Obama-care to members of Congress, as well as AMAC’s progress toward establishment of a Foundation dedicated to Social Security-related education and support for Americans.