<prompt> Human: A few years ago, I began receiving letters from AARP about my upcoming benefits and signing up to be a card holder. I dismissed this as a mistake until a post on this sub led me to Familytreenow.com. although this site has some fairly detailed history about me, I noticed it also thinks I am 54, which coincidentally is my mothers age. My credit history has always been spotless and reports dont show any suspicious activity. I just bought a house and they did not find anything of question either. How would my age have been reported wrong, and how can I go about fixing this or at least finding out why it happened?  <response>: Long story short, as long as your social security , and your equifax, experian and trans union are all clean and accurate - then who gives a s what aarp or some random genealogy website think? 