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Maggiemayhem

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14. In the late seventies

Reply to Freethinker65 (Reply #3)

Sat Jun 24, 2017, 06:32 PM

Jun 2017

I was friends with a D.C. Insurance exec who ironically was injured in an auto accident. She said if they didn't want to renew you they threw your check in the trash and said that they never received it. Of course , everything' was on paper. She advised to pay in person if possible or mail return receipt. So I would definitely get a conformation code and hold on to it.

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Don't ever miss a payment! [View all] Blue_Adept Jun 2017 OP

Oh, yeah, that will teach those living hand to mouth after medicaid and all the subsidies disappear. hlthe2b Jun 2017 #1

Might as well just have it all taken directly from the paycheck whether you have it or not! Blue_Adept Jun 2017 #2

Flashbacks to our insurance claiming they never received my Cobra check Freethinker65 Jun 2017 #3

I have an uncle that was in the same sort of situation with them. Afromania Jun 2017 #7

In the late seventies Maggiemayhem Jun 2017 #14

This is in the place of the dreaded 'ZOMGZ TEH MANDATEZ FROM TEH BIG BAD GUBMINT!!11!" mr_lebowski Jun 2017 #4

Which is basically the equivalent of "Mandatory Continuous Enrollment". Wasn't that KGOP's big bitch MedusaX Jun 2017 #5

It makes perfect sense for Republicans. procon Jun 2017 #6

no wonder they did this behind closed doors. this is a disaster. spanone Jun 2017 #8

I have a MediGap (Medicare supplement) plan, and cancer, and moonscape Jun 2017 #9

No one will be able to afford insurance anyway. roamer65 Jun 2017 #10

I have a credit rating of 848 and I've missed payments ThoughtCriminal Jun 2017 #11

This is a "mean" bill? I have a few four letter words that are better adjectives. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #12

So a person might go from easily treatable stage 1 cancer to a stage 4 cancer Vinca Jun 2017 #13

I am with you there. warmfeet Jun 2017 #15