Has anyone here signed up for Obamacare or knows someone who has signed up for it?

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Yes, clean everything out like pkr says.

ppaca wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Nekochan wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Bob wrote:Don't confuse the issue with facts,  PB.  I'm not into facts.

Bwahahahaaaa!!!

And hey, I am not about to call any of their "marketing reps" and apply for a plan over the phone! Looks like that's the tack the gov is taking, and it really irritates me. I want to be able to compare the plans myself, not take some supposed navigators word for what's best for me!

I would feel the same way.  Let me look at the plans and decide for myself.

It's getting frustrating, Neko. Personally, I think all insurance companies should be allowed to help individuals, because the gov solution sure isn't working.

PPaca - is there some rule that says insurance salespeople are not able to assist consumers with this? If there is no such rule, is there a fee for service? I would gladly pay it, but I want an insurance salesperson who knows that the heck they are doing!

The gov has been sending out warnings about people who are charging to assist consumers, but an experienced insurance salesperson should be able to charge for assistance, if it helps break up the back log.

No No No we are able to assist but it seems the American public are by passing us. We also can do applications. Maybe I misstated something.

So what your saying is we didnt need to stinking navigators? That we just spent MILLIONS, no BILLIONS on navigators and a new sign up system that no one needs, all they needed to do was go to a insurance provider and bang, you tell them what the subsidy is and done, they sign up? Is this correct?

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Nekochan wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Bob wrote:Don't confuse the issue with facts,  PB.  I'm not into facts.

Bwahahahaaaa!!!

And hey, I am not about to call any of their "marketing reps" and apply for a plan over the phone! Looks like that's the tack the gov is taking, and it really irritates me. I want to be able to compare the plans myself, not take some supposed navigators word for what's best for me!

I would feel the same way.  Let me look at the plans and decide for myself.

It's getting frustrating, Neko. Personally, I think all insurance companies should be allowed to help individuals, because the gov solution sure isn't working.

PPaca - is there some rule that says insurance salespeople are not able to assist consumers with this? If there is no such rule, is there a fee for service? I would gladly pay it, but I want an insurance salesperson who knows that the heck they are doing!

The gov has been sending out warnings about people who are charging to assist consumers, but an experienced insurance salesperson should be able to charge for assistance, if it helps break up the back log.

No No No we are able to assist but it seems the American public are by passing us. We also can do applications. Maybe I misstated something.

So what your saying is we didnt need to stinking navigators? That we just spent MILLIONS, no BILLIONS on navigators and a new sign up system that no one needs, all they needed to do was go to a insurance provider and bang, you tell them what the subsidy is and done, they sign up? Is this correct?

Exactly what I'm saying, navigator's are not my friend. They are not suppose to sign people up but only show them how to fill out info to see plans and then they are suppose to say you can do it yourself online or see an agent or I suppose a certified counselor application or whatever they are calling it. It's bullshit that the govt paid any body to be a navigator. Glad Florida didn't get much money towards them and up here they were only awarded less than $200,000, community clinics to hire these people. I hope they run out of money fast. Well the govt has it set up that we have to use them to figure the subsidy, we don't need them after that, but basically what you are saying is correct.

Oh to top it off they didn't need an insurance license and continuing education and then the govt lowered their training hours from 30 (which isn't enough) to 20. You can hire anyone off skid row to be a navigator.

ppaca wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Nekochan wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Bob wrote:Don't confuse the issue with facts,  PB.  I'm not into facts.

Bwahahahaaaa!!!

And hey, I am not about to call any of their "marketing reps" and apply for a plan over the phone! Looks like that's the tack the gov is taking, and it really irritates me. I want to be able to compare the plans myself, not take some supposed navigators word for what's best for me!

I would feel the same way.  Let me look at the plans and decide for myself.

It's getting frustrating, Neko. Personally, I think all insurance companies should be allowed to help individuals, because the gov solution sure isn't working.

PPaca - is there some rule that says insurance salespeople are not able to assist consumers with this? If there is no such rule, is there a fee for service? I would gladly pay it, but I want an insurance salesperson who knows that the heck they are doing!

The gov has been sending out warnings about people who are charging to assist consumers, but an experienced insurance salesperson should be able to charge for assistance, if it helps break up the back log.

No No No we are able to assist but it seems the American public are by passing us. We also can do applications. Maybe I misstated something.

So what your saying is we didnt need to stinking navigators? That we just spent MILLIONS, no BILLIONS on navigators and a new sign up system that no one needs, all they needed to do was go to a insurance provider and bang, you tell them what the subsidy is and done, they sign up? Is this correct?

Exactly what I'm saying, navigator's are not my friend. They are not suppose to sign people up but only show them how to fill out info to see plans and then they are suppose to say you can do it yourself online or see an agent or I suppose a certified counselor application or whatever they are calling it. It's bullshit that the govt paid any body to be a navigator. Glad Florida didn't get much money towards them and up here they were only awarded less than $200,000, community clinics to hire these people. I hope they run out of money fast. Well the govt has it set up that we have to use them to figure the subsidy, we don't need them after that, but basically what you are saying is correct.

Oh to top it off they didn't need an insurance license and continuing education and then the govt lowered their training hours from 30 (which isn't enough) to 20. You can hire anyone off skid row to be a navigator.

Yes, I know about the fight with getting a license and I know about them lowering the standard. That should make people feel good and safe, right?

I think Fl was giving about 8 million $$$ btw... this is off top of my head which is pretty tired tonight.

But lets get back to what you just confirmed.

our gov is a bunch of god damn stupid mofos who spend money just so they can say they did something different than what they really did, but in that process like always, they fucked it up.


Thy wont recover from this fumble. The smirking ferbies here may think so, but history shows when you start with a broken dick don't expect a baby.

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Nekochan wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Bob wrote:Don't confuse the issue with facts,  PB.  I'm not into facts.

Bwahahahaaaa!!!

And hey, I am not about to call any of their "marketing reps" and apply for a plan over the phone! Looks like that's the tack the gov is taking, and it really irritates me. I want to be able to compare the plans myself, not take some supposed navigators word for what's best for me!

I would feel the same way.  Let me look at the plans and decide for myself.

It's getting frustrating, Neko. Personally, I think all insurance companies should be allowed to help individuals, because the gov solution sure isn't working.

PPaca - is there some rule that says insurance salespeople are not able to assist consumers with this? If there is no such rule, is there a fee for service? I would gladly pay it, but I want an insurance salesperson who knows that the heck they are doing!

The gov has been sending out warnings about people who are charging to assist consumers, but an experienced insurance salesperson should be able to charge for assistance, if it helps break up the back log.

No No No we are able to assist but it seems the American public are by passing us. We also can do applications. Maybe I misstated something.

So what your saying is we didnt need to stinking navigators? That we just spent MILLIONS, no BILLIONS on navigators and a new sign up system that no one needs, all they needed to do was go to a insurance provider and bang, you tell them what the subsidy is and done, they sign up? Is this correct?

Exactly what I'm saying, navigator's are not my friend. They are not suppose to sign people up but only show them how to fill out info to see plans and then they are suppose to say you can do it yourself online or see an agent or I suppose a certified counselor application or whatever they are calling it. It's bullshit that the govt paid any body to be a navigator. Glad Florida didn't get much money towards them and up here they were only awarded less than $200,000, community clinics to hire these people. I hope they run out of money fast. Well the govt has it set up that we have to use them to figure the subsidy, we don't need them after that, but basically what you are saying is correct.

Oh to top it off they didn't need an insurance license and continuing education and then the govt lowered their training hours from 30 (which isn't enough) to 20. You can hire anyone off skid row to be a navigator.

Yes, I know about the fight with getting a license and I know about them lowering the standard. That should make people feel good and safe, right?

I think Fl was giving about 8 million $$$ btw... this is off top of my head which is pretty tired tonight.

But lets get back to what you just confirmed.

our gov is a bunch of god damn stupid mofos who spend money just so they can say they did something different than what they really did, but in that process like always, they fucked it up.


Thy wont recover from this fumble. The smirking ferbies here may think so, but history shows when you start with a broken dick don't expect a baby.

Yes they did screw it up and I hope all their broken dick's fall off.   

ppaca wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

ppaca wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Nekochan wrote:

PBulldog2 wrote:

Bob wrote:Don't confuse the issue with facts,  PB.  I'm not into facts.

Bwahahahaaaa!!!

And hey, I am not about to call any of their "marketing reps" and apply for a plan over the phone! Looks like that's the tack the gov is taking, and it really irritates me. I want to be able to compare the plans myself, not take some supposed navigators word for what's best for me!

I would feel the same way.  Let me look at the plans and decide for myself.

It's getting frustrating, Neko. Personally, I think all insurance companies should be allowed to help individuals, because the gov solution sure isn't working.

PPaca - is there some rule that says insurance salespeople are not able to assist consumers with this? If there is no such rule, is there a fee for service? I would gladly pay it, but I want an insurance salesperson who knows that the heck they are doing!

The gov has been sending out warnings about people who are charging to assist consumers, but an experienced insurance salesperson should be able to charge for assistance, if it helps break up the back log.

No No No we are able to assist but it seems the American public are by passing us. We also can do applications. Maybe I misstated something.

So what your saying is we didnt need to stinking navigators? That we just spent MILLIONS, no BILLIONS on navigators and a new sign up system that no one needs, all they needed to do was go to a insurance provider and bang, you tell them what the subsidy is and done, they sign up? Is this correct?

Exactly what I'm saying, navigator's are not my friend. They are not suppose to sign people up but only show them how to fill out info to see plans and then they are suppose to say you can do it yourself online or see an agent or I suppose a certified counselor application or whatever they are calling it. It's bullshit that the govt paid any body to be a navigator. Glad Florida didn't get much money towards them and up here they were only awarded less than $200,000, community clinics to hire these people. I hope they run out of money fast. Well the govt has it set up that we have to use them to figure the subsidy, we don't need them after that, but basically what you are saying is correct.

Oh to top it off they didn't need an insurance license and continuing education and then the govt lowered their training hours from 30 (which isn't enough) to 20. You can hire anyone off skid row to be a navigator.

Yes, I know about the fight with getting a license and I know about them lowering the standard. That should make people feel good and safe, right?

I think Fl was giving about 8 million $$$ btw... this is off top of my head which is pretty tired tonight.

But lets get back to what you just confirmed.

our gov is a bunch of god damn stupid mofos who spend money just so they can say they did something different than what they really did, but in that process like always, they fucked it up.


Thy wont recover from this fumble. The smirking ferbies here may think so, but history shows when you start with a broken dick don't expect a baby.

Yes they did screw it up and I hope all their broken dick's fall off.   

  

Well this has gone from bad to worse with their little website fixes.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2536916

ppaca wrote:Well this has gone from bad to worse with their little website fixes.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2536916

I don't profess to be a IT person but I don't see how this will help.

See, they should have just not tried to sugar coat what they were doing which is giving a big boost to ins people. < yes I know your one, I don't have a issue with you btw... But they should have just been honest and let you handle it. You have the systems etc etc

Think about this. now they are going to have these people in what ever the hell online waiting rooms are. many of these people are going to still see this as not working.

I don't know, I think by the time the dick is splinted and healed the hooker has gone home, and still no baby.