Posted on 12/16/2015 12:25:27 PM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
The Obama administration has extended the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act by two days because of a extremely high demand, according to a statement on HealthCare.gov.
The final days heading into the December 15 deadline were the busiest the site had ever seen, with hundreds of thousands of people electing plans, officials said. This clogged the federal government's exchange, forcing another million people to leave their contact information in order to hold their place in line.
Those who have left their contact information on the website or call center will receive an email notification or call when they are able to finish enrolling.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
LOL
Everyone cue up for their yearly crap sandwich.
Deal spotters everywhere are jumping in on this one!
more like inability to get the web site to work...
So, they broke the law yet again?
Hundreds of thousands eh?
What about the tens upon tens of millions who want to see this abomination taken down?
High demand is greater than ten. Enormous demand is fifty or more.
If you’re a man, you can get a pap smear, oh boy~!
“Dear subscriber, we received your message and want you to know that you are number 869,214. We will keep you posted on your progress in line”
“Dear subscriber, we received your message and want you to know that you are number 869,213. We will keep you posted on your progress in line”
Fifty or more crashes the Healthcare.gov server for a week.
later
““Dear subscriber, we received your message and want you to know that you are number 869,213. We will keep you posted on your progress in line—
That was me 20 years ago waiting for Giants season tickets.
LOL!
Thanx for posting. Enjoyed some of the comments...
We will continue to change the rules until we win.
Around here there are tv ads for $20/month full coverage obamacare with no deducible and a full prescription plan. LOL!
I signed up for a Medicare Advantage policy on an exchange about 6 weeks ago, before the rush. Twice I sat on hold for at least 45 minutes before they dropped my call. When I finally got through to them the call took 3.5 hours. The experience on the sign-up call was a surreal. It was scripted nonsense.
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