Dear Reader, If you were born before 1965, you may have received an invitation to join the AARP. It's a non-profit organization that helps people find great deals, free stuff, and unheard-of bargains. This summer, Newsmax is proud to offer a similar program. It's called the 50+ Freedom Club. We've done a lot of research into discounts, freebies, and deals exclusive to people over the age of 50. For instance, you may be entitled to . . . - Travel the world and never pay a hotel bill (in 70+ countries) . . .
- Play golf FREE at nearly 600 courses around the globe . . .
- Get up to 75% off at the movies, symphony, and events . . .
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. When you join the 50+ Freedom Club, you will find more than 200 secret money-saving tips, deals, and clubs. Many of which you've probably never heard of. But that's not even the best part about all this . . . As a loyal Newsmax reader, we are inviting you to become a charter member of the 50+ Freedom Club . . . absolutely FREE! But you need to hurry, we are doing this only for the first 10,000 members. Once those charter seats are gone, they're gone. Click here to find out how you can get your free copy today (along with the special offer worth $387!) Aaron DeHoog,
Financial Publisher,
Newsmax | 
"Free" is actually $1.97 for S&H, which is fine except that it means I need to provide my credit card info, which is not fine with me.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know if this is for real or a scam? I can't find anything about it online yet other than what Newsmax puts out. I do NOT think it is the same as the known scam Freedom Club USA.
Would love some input.
Don't know, but National Review is pretty trustworthy, and NewsMax has been around a long time. I think they should have named it something different!
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