Congrats - You Get to Keep Your Bad Apple Policies

That's why he went through the justice dept, as you pointed out months ago. I just repeated what you said Originally Posted by nwarounder

with a profiteer's spin, eh, Hospital Whore?

That's why he went through the justice dept, as you pointed out months ago. I just repeated what you said Originally Posted by nwarounder

and you know the prez ordered the justice dept to order the treasury to order the Irs postpone the mandate ... lots of knowing there pal... keep your ear on the doorknob and lets us know when someone opens the door

presidential power over the IRS died with Nixon.

nice try though Originally Posted by CJ7

Bizarre. Advanced Kool-Aid poisoning. You need therapy.

Is that speculation on someone's medical condition, Glory Hole?

You could use some therapy yourself, AssupRidee, DEM.

Bizarre. Advanced Kool-Aid poisoning. You need therapy.

Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

if thats the way you see it through those jaded glasses you wear, then that means I'm good

Our President is going to let you keep the lousy, overpriced, trust the insurance company policies if you want to do so. It would be smarter to purge the mess out of the system, but it looks like he has backed down, again.

In Insurance Companies I Trust!!

Not really! They will get away with whatever they government lets them - they are the greatest example that exists of why we regulate business!!
Originally Posted by Bert Jones

Not everyone has a bad policy. Mine happens to be pretty good. it covers everything except a haircut and my premium is less than 400 a month. I think it's worth hanging onto.

Good. Keep it (if your boss an lets you). And for Christs sake get a fucking haircut!

Good. Keep it (if your boss an lets you). And for Christs sake get a fucking haircut! Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

You're Dam straight Iam gona keep it.

You could use some therapy yourself, AssupRidee, DEM. Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

YourRong doesn't have coverage for it. He's hoping for maternity coverage in January.

Not everyone has a bad policy. Mine happens to be pretty good. it covers everything except a haircut and my premium is less than 400 a month. I think it's worth hanging onto. Originally Posted by acp5762

Are you sure about that? Do you believe your insurance company has your interests at heart? I think it probably does whatever it can to pay as little as it can get away with. Have you ever known a claims adjuster and had a few drinks with him, and he spoke his mind? If you did, he might admit how much he loves beating the numbers...

Are you sure about that? Do you believe your insurance company has your interests at heart? Originally Posted by Bert Jones

And do YOU think the government has YOUR best interest at heart? At least the insurance company has some motivation to pay claims, that's how they stay in business. If a company refused to pay claims, no one would pay premiums (unless they were forced to by, oh, say, the government).

Furthermore, the insurance company faces a loss of treble damages if they fail to pay a claim in bad faith.

You need to understand, BurpJanes. THE GOVERNMENT DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT YOU!

Damn ugly case of Kool-Aid poisoning. Damn ugly.

So I guess that means you're with the insurance companies, Whiny.

Good info to have.

And do YOU think the government has YOUR best interest at heart? At least the insurance company has some motivation to pay claims, that's how they stay in business. If a company refused to pay claims, no one would pay premiums (unless they were forced to by, oh, say, the government).

Furthermore, the insurance company faces a loss of treble damages if they fail to pay a claim in bad faith.

You need to understand, BurpJanes. THE GOVERNMENT DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT YOU!

Damn ugly case of Kool-Aid poisoning. Damn ugly.

Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

In some cases, the government does care about people. Occasionally, so does an insurance company adjuster. They all need checks and balances, and a fair referee.

Serious question. What makes an insurance policy a "bad apple" policy? What do they fail to cover?