[PJ-Comix]

The rule is if you can effortlessly provide your information to an "ObamaCare" website, then it is a scam site. And if you can provide your personal info to a website but have a lot of problems doing so, it is probably the real deal which means hackers will soon have all your info. Oh, and if you can make a payment to an ObamaCare website, kiss the money goodbye because the real ObamaCare website has NO payment system set up.

[Viennacon]

“This is almost become sad. This whole thread is people whooping it up over a really horrible number being doubled, to a less shitty number.”

The most truthful assessment of Dummieland I’ve ever read.

[PJ-Comix]

PING!

[GeronL]

even if they fix the website, that doesn’t come close to making ObamaCare a “success”

[2ndDivisionVet]

I’m getting back into an opportunity that markets identity theft protection and legal assistance for a low monthly fee. This should be our Sutter’s Mill.

[Mercat]

top ten

[AlexW]

Obumbo care does not apply to me, but I am curious if any FReepers have signed up and know what they have.
Personally, I would never go to, much less log in, to the website.

[rockrr]

“Sign today and get a free tote!”

[SkyDancer]

Just wait until those idiots have to pay for it.

[VeniVidiVici]

The California surge is particularly noteworthy, accounting for about a third of the enrollments nationally, and also way ahead of what the state expected to see so early in the process.

Doesn't California have 50% of all welfare recipients in the United States?

[FlingWingFlyer]

[FDNYRHEROES]

In before the December 23rd deadline….

[dead]

I'm one of the enrollees. But I'm still waiting for an email from the insurance company I selected. So I'm in some sort of limbo. Do we know how many enrollees have selected an insurance plan but like me are waiting to complete the process?

That's so sad. It reminds me of the kid who writes to Santa and asks him to stop daddy from drinking.

[mylife]

Thanks for the diversion from JFK.

[FredZarguna]

[kingu]

I love numbers... Number of new sign ups in California - 47,000. Number of cancelled policies - 5,000,000. Number of Trader Joe employees and family members who will no longer have insurance in January? 62,000. So they’ve not even signed up enough people to cover just one company who dumped fully paid company insurance for ObamaCare. What a great day!

[Arrowhead1952]

I'm so frustrated. I was on the phone with them for an hour today. I typed one number wrong in my husband's social security number, and it will not let me fix it. This has been going on since Thursday of last week. Yes, I tried starting over with a second account. It won't let me log into the the account. I know the password, but it says it is wrong. When I request the email to reset the password, I get the email, click the link, only to get a message that they could not process my request.

Don't worry KOmmie, the government will accept your payments anyway. Just send them a check or your credit card info.

[envisio]

you can't pay even if you wanted to because the ObamaCare website still has no payment system set up.

Pay? These are DUMMIES/KOMMIES. The word 'pay' is foreign to them. They have never paid for anything and their brain just stops and skips a beat when someone mentions "pay for it". Their brain does not comprehend that concept.
Everything is free, don't you know that?

[kevkrom]

demand is stronger than frustration over technology

Go figure. You take people's insurance away and make it a legal mandate to buy new (more expensive and less beneficial) insurance, and some of them have the nerve to actually do so. That isn't "demand", that a captive audience.

[CSM]

Doubleplusungood!

[Condor51]

There's *something* fishy with the reporting by the MSM on the ObamaDeathCare enrollment fiasco. And that is not one case of a; Mickey Mouse, Adolph Hitler, Donald Duck, Fuk Yu, Dewey Chetum, Yu Tu-Lo, or even a Barry Soetoro 'enrolling'.

And you KNOW that some rapscallions will be doing that just for the fun of it, or just to f--k over a system set to crash if more than six computers try to log-on to those 'Commodore 64' servers & 'IBM Compatible' software we spent $20 Gazillion Dollars on.

Not that I would do that mind you. That would just be 'wrong' ;-).