Think it's hard to enroll in ObamaCare? Try getting out of it.
Missouri resident Lesli Hill learned the hard way that terminating an Affordable Care Act plan can be far more difficult than navigating the website to buy one. She spent six weeks being bounced from operator to operator, calling the help line, using the online chat, blasting out emails to anyone who would listen, before ultimately driving to Kansas City last week to enlist her insurance company's help. Only then was she able to break through the bureaucratic logjam, and cancel her policy.
"It's consumed my whole life," she told FoxNews.com, albeit with a hint of relief in her voice as she described the Kafkaesque experience behind her.
"I felt like I'd slipped into a parallel universe. ... It's just as hard to go off as it is to get on."
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3 comments:
Once they got ya - they don't wanna let go....kinda like a roach motel....
Cancel your payment(s). Close out your bank account, credit card, etc.
They'll get the message when they can't get the premiums and cancel it for you.....
The Maryland web site is full of glitches as well. My ins. was extended for a few months until they implement some fixes. Yea, that's going to happen!!! What a nightmare.
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