Free AA Home Emergency (members only)

chaos2

Hi all,

Receive in the post about FREE AA Home Emergency Response worth £59.88 (for one year) for AA members only.

Need to signed up with credit/debit details but will be informed 3 weeks before years up.

Website: theAA.com/freeher

Grab it while it is free.

cambermam

Thanks but it didn't work for me, it said my membership number wasn't valid. It must just be for those who were sent it.

Kayteehee

Thank you but it said my number wasn't valid either :-( I will ring them tomorrow!

Doc_N

Same here, but it could be, looking at the small print, that the invitations come out at the time of renewal:

* Free AA Home Emergency Response cover will apply for 12 months as long as the recipient remains an AA Member. Please note that checks will be carried out to ensure the AA Membership remains active. Offer closes 28 days after Membership renewal date.

malcolm_lloyd

Have i missed something here ? when registering for the first time then logging on as requested , i am taken straight to this forum ?? what has happened to my free trial?When hovering over pointer to open up, nothing happens .Noticed some comments on passwords not working (invalid) and another about credit/ debit details and will be informed three weeks before end.......... Feeling misled !!!!

cambermam

You didn't need to log on you just needed to enter your AA membership number then it probably said it wasn't available.

arthurfoxhaig

Hi folks
sorry to give bad news with first ever post:o
just spoke to AA there, this offer is only if you are one of 50,000 selected members sent the offer in the post. That's why your member number doesn't get recognised.
Attempted to negotiate, no joy!
Hey ho onwards and upwards...

IndieSinger

Anyone who has got one and been accepted, it's worth remembering that you can also go through Quidco first and get £25 cashback! So you get paid £25 for taking out free Home Emergency Response!

paulofessex

Also don't forget OP you have signed up using the 'Recurring Payment' method, one that even Martin Lewis does not recommend. See here for info from Martin