Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. AAPP is the commonly used abbreviation for All American Protection Plans. Some customers also search for the company as All American Plans; the complete business name is All American Protection Plans.

No. All American Protection Plans is a trade name of Unique Marketing of Central Florida, Inc., a private Florida company. It is not AARP, is not affiliated with AARP, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.

The Florida-based company has served consumers since 2008.

Your enrollment confirmation and the terms delivered at enrollment identify the programs and benefits associated with your account. Seeing a benefit on this website does not mean it is included in every membership.

Memberships and promotions can have different charges, billing schedules, trial terms, and benefit combinations. The complete charge and recurring-billing terms must be presented in the specific enrollment process before authorization and included in the enrollment confirmation. This general information website does not authorize charges.

Contact General Member Support with your name, mailing address, telephone number, approximate enrollment date, and confirmation or membership number if available. AAPP will use its records to identify the version associated with your enrollment.

Call (813) 264-7110, email info@aapp.club, or mail a cancellation request to the Tampa address shown on the Member Support page. Identify each program you want canceled. Cancellation stops future AAPP billing.

Not automatically. Separately billed programs may have separate enrollments. State clearly whether you are canceling one identified program or all programs associated with the account, and review the written confirmation.

Yes. Use the cancellation methods on the Member Support page. A payment dispute is not required to cancel. AAPP does not condition access to its cancellation process on withdrawing a good-faith dispute.

Use the roadside dispatch instructions delivered with your enrollment or call General Member Support. Dispatch availability, territory, eligibility, service limits, exclusions, and provider conditions are governed by the controlling terms and must be confirmed against the applicable provider arrangement.

Move to a safe location when possible. Call 911 first for an accident, fire, medical emergency, dangerous roadway position, or immediate threat. Then use the dispatch number in your enrollment materials if an eligible roadside service is needed.

When the benefit is listed in your enrollment confirmation, you may access savings of up to 20% on eligible repair parts and labor from participating independent providers. You select and pay the provider directly. AAPP does not repair, replace, pay, or reimburse device expenses, and the benefit is not insurance or a warranty.

Review the terms delivered at enrollment and contact support before arranging a repair if advance authorization is required. Keep the itemized estimate, itemized paid receipt, device identification, repair-facility information, and any requested photos or diagnostics.

Use the legal-benefit support number in your enrollment materials or call General Member Support and request the provider terms associated with your enrollment. A participating attorney independently evaluates conflicts, jurisdiction, eligibility, and whether assistance can be offered.

No. An attorney-client relationship can be created only through the applicable attorney or legal provider under its procedures. Do not send confidential legal details through general email.

No. A support request does not enroll a visitor, authorize a charge, or provide consent to marketing calls or texts. Any marketing consent must be requested separately and must be optional where required by law.

Use only the secure or designated channel provided for the specific request. Do not send full payment-card numbers, passwords, Social Security numbers, medical records, or unrelated sensitive information through general email.

Call (813) 264-7110 or email info@aapp.club. Identify the page or document and the accommodation or alternate format requested.

Use your program’s dispatch contact, describe the vehicle problem and location, confirm the eligible service and any charges, and remain available for provider updates. Keep your service reference and receipts.

The distance and destination rules depend on your enrollment. Check its towing allowance and confirm any excess-mileage or other charges with dispatch before authorizing service.

Use your designated dispatch contact to ask about eligible lockout assistance. Tell dispatch whether keys are inside, lost, or broken. Replacement keys and programming may be separate costs. Call 911 first if someone is trapped and in danger.

Have your enrollment details, callback number, location, vehicle information, and a description of the problem ready. Mention access restrictions and immediate hazards.

Use the official claim portal at aappoffer.com and compare the returned information with your mailing. Contact general support if details differ or the lookup fails. Then review the complete offer and payment terms before enrolling.

Our reviews page links to the independent BBB profile and explains how to share a real experience. Feedback can be positive, mixed, or negative. Public reviews are not required to receive account support.

Businesses can discuss wholesale or private-label arrangements. The written proposal defines eligibility, selected services, pricing, branding, enrollment, and support responsibilities before launch.