Vegas Free-for-All - I had a delightful conversation with a health Insurance company rep this morning

I had a delightful conversation with a health Insurance company rep this morning

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Boilerman

Mar 25, 2014
5:02pm

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But Chilcoot, why would you now start to believe me?

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot

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Originally posted by: alanleroyII
Did you look at Nick's policy? I think it was likely a group policy from United Healthcare not a 'Short term plan' from United Security as you claim.

You'll have to forgive me, throughout this thread we've been forced to deal with Boilerman's limited description of Nick's old plan:

As you can see, it was a "United Security PPO" plan.

United Security and United Healthcare are different companies. The one Nick was with is a small regional insurer based in Illinois. United Healthcare, the one this alanleroy's talking about, is part of United Healthgroup in Minnesota, the largest heath carrier in the country.

You can guess all you want, Boilerman says Nick was with United Security.

Boilerman

Mar 25, 2014
5:04pm

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Forkie Forkie Forkie. You are a poor loser.

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: alanleroyII
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
Forkie, please "cut and past" where I wrote that Nick and his family smoke...
Um because that's looks like the ONLY way Nick's rates could be anywhere near those quoted.

Right, alanleroy?

Not the Only way.

So the horrible Obamacare $853 rate was "cheapest I could find that was comparable" for old Nick? As long as he ignores the $550-$573 rates, right?

He may his own reason for choosing the higher rate, but when he blames that on Obamacare, he's back to being a lying sack. (But I am happy for him that he and his whole family doesn't smoke!)

hoops2

Mar 25, 2014
11:14pm

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Whether we go with the forkie/chilly plan or the bolier plan neither plan is cheap, even though we were promised affordable plans under the AFFORDABLE care act

Dan Svatass

Mar 26, 2014
2:28am

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Originally posted by: hoops2
Whether we go with the forkie/chilly plan or the bolier plan neither plan is cheap, even though we were promised affordable plans under the AFFORDABLE care act

I don't know how you define cheap.

But the bronze Obamacare policy sold by Blue Cross/Blue Shield gives the family of Boilerman's friend Nick far superior coverage for far less money, and without the need to buy a second policy to cover their now-19 child.

Boilerman

Mar 26, 2014
2:37am

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Forkie, Chilcoot and the like now tell me that my friend Nick lies because he didn't buy the $570 plan. There are plenty of plans, and he bought the plan that he felt best met his needs. This new plan covers less and is more expensive.

Are you guys this nasty every day of the week?

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot

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Originally posted by: hoops2
Whether we go with the forkie/chilly plan or the bolier plan neither plan is cheap, even though we were promised affordable plans under the AFFORDABLE care act

forkushV

Mar 26, 2014
5:53am

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Originally posted by: hoops2
Whether we go with the forkie/chilly plan or the bolier plan neither plan is cheap, even though we were promised affordable plans under the AFFORDABLE care act

The elimination of preexisting condition tests in the Affordable Care Act is probably going to save malibber about $200,000 to $500,000. Is that making healthcare more affordable in your book?

hoops2

Mar 26, 2014
7:02am

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We were told that obamacare would provide low cost insurance and we are not getting it - another lie

Dan Svatass

Mar 26, 2014
7:44am

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Originally posted by: hoops2
We were told that obamacare would provide low cost insurance and we are not getting it - another lie

Except it is low cost. And very good.

More fake tears from hoops2.