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You get that real job because you don't get covered until you pay a premium. That first premium is generally due at signing.
So what was purely stupid is your comment.
So, you think Insurance companies can stay in business if their business model is people walking in, paying for a premium, and then getting tens of thousands of dollars of medical services. That is so stupid that I doubt you can find anything dumber to say, but you'll try.
I don't think. I know. I was licensed to sell insurance for Fortis, Conseco, Bankers, PennCorp Financial and Prudential.
You don't know anything about how insurance works do you? 500 people walk in paying premiums who are healthy who have no preexisting conditions and maybe 10 do. That's what makes insurance work. So while 510 people are paying premiums, the person who gets those services are still paying premiums even though they get those services. Once they stop paying the contract is done and the person can't get the services. On top of that insurers make you pay a deductible whereby you at a certain amount before the insurance company pays anything and you are still paying a premium. After that, you will pay a percentage of the cost of those services, generally its an 80/20 split and you still pay premiums while that goes on. The insurer rarely pays 100 percent and of they do, he premium would be sky high, so would the deductible.
You don't know what you are talking about, and the stupid comments are coming from you.