Posts by Brian Wright56

Adam Thomas14 said:I think so. Once a med stops working, you gotta switch it up. That’s just how it goes for us allergy sufferers.

Karen Taylor5 said:So, there’s this one super natural remedy out there. Honestly, I can't even remember if I'm saying the actual name right, so bear with me. Anyway, it worked wonders for my buddy. He deals with some pretty nasty allergies, but after just two doses of this stuff, everything basically vanished and he hasn't had any issues since.

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Kyle Rogers8 said:@Brian Wright56,
is it possible that the difference between what you paid and the policy total is just the AO tax?

That's exactly what happened to me—everything looked fine on the paperwork, but they demanded I pay the amount excluding tax.
Then, a few months later, 😍—surprise!—I get a collection notice from a massive corporation in the mail claiming the policy was never paid. Not even the tax, nothing. I call the guy I actually paid... he tells me "he'll take care of it"... meanwhile, I'm getting a legal threat for the full amount. I call the company, and it turns out they finally processed the payment I made back in August—but the tax is still sitting there as a debt. They promised to fix it. It seems like they've done this to plenty of people—giving discounts equal to the AO tax and then failing to link them to the payments properly 🤷
I had two policies handled this way last year—one went through fine, but the other one left me with a massive headache.🙂

Austin Smith45 said:Hey there!

My car insurance is about to expire, so I’ve been doing some digging online. Honestly, it feels like my current provider—GEICO—is charging me way more than everyone else... So, I started running some comparisons, and I noticed that State Farm actually has some incredibly competitive rates. In fact, they can be as much as $100 cheaper than what I'm paying at GEICO right now..

What has your experience been like? Are they actually reliable as an insurance carrier?
I wanted to get a sense of what you all think before I reach out to them for a formal quote. Thanks for any input!

redcrane22 said:Actually, I think they were doing that over at Euro Disney, and maybe a few other places too. I remember hearing that the US authorities filed a formal complaint with Handel, which caused quite a bit of legal trouble for them.

Kyle Rogers8 said:@Brian Wright56,
is it possible that the difference between what you paid and the policy total is just the AO tax?

That's exactly what happened to me—everything looked fine on the paperwork, but they demanded I pay the amount excluding tax.
Then, a few months later, 😍—surprise!—I get a collection notice from a massive corporation in the mail claiming the policy was never paid. Not even the tax, nothing. I call the guy I actually paid... he tells me "he'll take care of it"... meanwhile, I'm getting a legal threat for the full amount. I call the company, and it turns out they finally processed the payment I made back in August—but the tax is still sitting there as a debt. They promised to fix it. It seems like they've done this to plenty of people—giving discounts equal to the AO tax and then failing to link them to the payments properly 🤷
I had two policies handled this way last year—one went through fine, but the other one left me with a massive headache.🙂

redcrane22 said:Man, Joe Biden, there's no way someone working in the field like me is actually seeing those kinds of perks. Someone please set the record straight for me.😁

What I really want to understand is how these discounts actually show up on the policy itself. Like, does it lower the coverage amount, reduce the passenger insurance value, or does it just not show up at all? As far as I know, standard stuff is just the bonus or maybe a 5% cash discount, and that's pretty much it. You definitely don't want to end up issuing some weirdly discounted policy without knowing where the math came from—that's how you end up with a voided policy if something goes wrong.
I’d love it if someone could just shoot me a DM with an example of what a policy like that looks like, so I can see what we're talking about.

redcrane22 said:If we're talking about the current state of affairs, I don't think what you're saying holds much water anymore. That might have been the case once upon a time, but lately, there's been mention of 😁

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Christian Hernandez11 said:Aetna ends up being slightly more affordable than Medicare

http://www.healthinsurance.gov/plans/example-coverage-details

So, $22 monthly premium plus the policy fee (though that excludes the Tier B drug list)
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amberhound62 said:At State Farm, that same coverage is $647, not $485. We're talking about the Washington, D.C. area, so I think you might have miscalculated—maybe you were looking at rates for a different region? Right now, I don't think anything is more affordable than General Motors.

Quote:Brian Wright56 said:I can't wrap my head around this—it's probably easy, but I just don't get the logic

Maybe I can lay it out for you like this:
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Now, are you clicking "-Quote-" right under the post you're quoting, or are you hitting that little bubble button on the far right in the "Quick Response" section? 😵

Jacob Foster11 said:Fine, go study it then:

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Quote: Spec.tre said:If you want to quote several different posts at once, just hit that "Multi-Quote" option—it's right next to the regular Quote button—for every post you want to grab except the last one, then just click the standard Quote button on the final post you're aiming for.

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The system will automatically wrap all those posts in Quote tags for you. From there, you can just strip out the junk, bold the important stuff, or toss your own commentary in between the quotes.

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