Brand

American Automobile Association

1 scam pattern and 1 example use this name.

Scammers often pretend to be a real company. Seeing American Automobile Association here only means the name appears in a report. It does not mean American Automobile Association sent the message.

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Scam patterns

Patterns with at least one report that uses this brand.

  1. Fake Company Survey with Free Gift Scam example

    Fake Company Survey with Free Gift Scam

    Last seen 2025-10-02 · Medium severity

    Scammers pretend to be well-known companies, like AAA or other membership services, and send emails inviting you to take a quick survey about your recent experience. The message often promises a free reward—such as a...

Examples

Individual reports that name this brand.

  1. Fake AAA Feedback Survey Email Promising Free Gift example

    Fake AAA Feedback Survey Email Promising Free Gift

    Fake Company Survey with Free Gift Scam · Seen 2025-10-02 · Medium severity

    Scammers send an email pretending to be from the American Automobile Association (AAA), asking you to complete a short survey about your recent service experience. The email promises a free "Essential Roadside...