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My attempt to sign up for health care ?..
Well at 6:22 I decided to sign up for health care on the gov website. After filling out a few pages of info I got a rectangle that said "please wait" with a green arrow going around in a circle.
Every 30 minutes for more than 2 hours I got a pop-up asking if I wanted to continue to hold or time-out in 5 minutes. Then I got a pop-up notification that my personal information was incorrect, try again. The exact same information I filled out on a federal gun application form for a new H&K .45 I bought last Thursday. WTF? |
Would it be in poor form to laugh?
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so you can buy a gun...but cant see a doctor with your information.
seems about right sorry :( |
did they copy that from the cancelling process from Xpics?
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are you black?
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actually I think thats proof that it is way more popular than the tea baggers want to make people think it is ;)
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Now I'm thirsty for sweet tea and sushi. Thanks. |
The irony is strong with this one.
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And incorrect based on what other information? . |
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That's pretty fucked up. |
I'd imagine that your income is too high to get an subsidies. If it is, just apply directly at http://www.bcbsfl.com/ (or any other insurer... I've always been a personal fan of Blue Cross). You can bypass healthcare.gov if your income does not factor into things.
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I hope that's true, at least. That's what I did. They have a link for those signing up under ACA. The only thing I haven't figured out is how the government will know that you have insurance. I guess insurance companies will submit the names and SSNs of its members to the HHS and IRS. Especially since so many people will still be on their employer sponsored plans. I've never heard anything about having to use healthcare.gov, just that you could use it if you wanted to -- or lived in a state that did not put together its own exchange, like Florida. |
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I used to work as a systems analyst at BCBSMA. My unit's main group to interact with was marketing. At one point they could not keep a straight face in meetings over the farcical plans they would develop. If only the subscribers knew how bad they are getting banged. |
Due to the government shut down, tech support went on furlough.
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In other words, it's probably safe to say that all insurance companies are shady like that. |
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Yeah I just went through it too just to see and they have those stupid Experian questions to verify your identity. None of the information pertained to me and I cannot get past it. It asked about a street I've never lived on, a pet I've never had health insurance for and other question that had zero to do with me. WTF.
Edit: NM, did it again, got different questions and made it through. It's pretty fucked up though how Experian thinks me and another dude are the same ... except there are no signs of identity theft on my credit report. |
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I know, I'm just stunned Obama Care now uses private consumer reporting agencies with public agencies to determine my eligibility for a mandatory Federal program. The same agencies with massive errors on a lot of peoples credit reports. So ? this credit card banging company fined by the FTC for charging customers $79.95 for free credit reports. Owned by a furniture company from Great Britain is now a major player in our health insurance program? THEIR information overrides our governments? I have to talk with them about my personal information to comply with US federal law? Wow! |
My state knew in advance that they wouldn't be ready so they have notice up saying it will be a few weeks until online signups are live. In the meantime you can send them your contact information and they will call you.
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I can't see why anyone is surprised about any of this. Remember, it's the federal government we are talking about here.
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So last night I got past the security questions, got my account, my verification email, and when I went to log in it took 2 hours, then said the information was invalid. This morning the same security questions are answered the exact same way they were last night and I can't even access the account I set up!
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http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/2319/exdh.png
Here's someone else's screen shot of basically the same problem I was having. Keep in mind the information I used is the same as I use to purchase and get approval for a handgun and to pay federal, state and local taxes. But now I have to argue with a credit company about information sent to them by cable companies, utility companies and whoever else sends them info. . |
We have a group healthcare plan here. So far not a single employee has signed up for it.
Oddly enough it's a non-issue in the factory. People decided they couldn't afford it when they started working here and they still can't afford it today. I'll check today, but I estimate that at least 60% of the employees aren't taking our healthcare that we subsidize. |
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In this biz people's static web pages die from being listing on the Hun for getting a 100k hits.. Do you have a clue as to what this web page has to do? It has to allow user input to check multiple data bases at once and hundreds of thousands of people are hitting it all at the same time. Look at all the server farms it's takes for sites like google to do this, you don't just create something like this with zero bugs.. People have till the end of the year to sign up, there is no need to rush into it now.. Wait a week or two for traffic levels to taper off and for them to get the bugs worked out.. Does that really take much common sense to understand? Of course not but you just want to bitch about Obama.. |
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Signed up yesterday. Other being a bit annoyed at having to answer the same questions multiple times it wasn't hard to do. Now I'm just waiting for my submitted ID to be verified.
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Experian and any other CRA only reports what is reported to them. They essentially just cross check if that data meets 2 or 3 things then it gets posted. This means if a person shares your name, perhaps lives in the same state it can be reported on your CR.. What many people don't know is insurance companies also have a rating agency that works just like credit and it can also have bad info. For instance auto insurance uses Lexus Nexus and they had me with 3 auto wrecks this year.. I had to file a dispute because my insurance co was going to up my rates.. I've also had these issues on my health insurance and my credit report, because there is another guy in my state that has the same first and last name but also the same middle initial. To top it off the guy was born the exact same day and year as me.. He ended up both on my CR and also Humana insurance somehow managed to charge his medical expensive a to my account. All because they don't verify your SS when reporting. |
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You make me laugh. I started in 1997 and generated 100's of millions of unique hits and a lot of cash with the sites I owned. Up until just a few years ago, my sites did 400k unique daily. Just with legacy traffic the sites were doing close to 100K unique daily and that was with 0 effort. And it was only a hobby. It was fun,, I always told myself that when the time came that it wasn't I'd let it go. And that's exactly what I did. No regrets. Does anyone here know you, or what you do online? You are correct about one thing. Obama is a clown, in my opinion. |
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