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8. Yes, but what many people want is just to see the list of exchange plans and premiums

Wed Oct 2, 2013, 04:30 PM

Oct 2013

and deductibles and so forth for their state.

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ACA: They should have segregated the 'shoppers' from the 'buyers' [View all] B2G Oct 2013 OP

Kind of like two ebays, or two craigslists, or two Apple stores snooper2 Oct 2013 #1

Exactly like Amazon. You have a shopping cart B2G Oct 2013 #2

You don't need to calculator to see the plans. enlightenment Oct 2013 #4

Isn't that why you select your state up front? B2G Oct 2013 #6

Part of the problem is 36 states all use healthcare.gov Roland99 Oct 2013 #10

Doesn't matter. enlightenment Oct 2013 #11

You seem confused about my point. JoePhilly Oct 2013 #13

The point is that enlightenment Oct 2013 #14

tons Yo_Mama Oct 2013 #7