The local talk radio had a woman on the air last year who had started the sign up process on-line, but never completed it. She had filled in most of the website forms, and after numerous crashes, she gave up.
She received confirmation of her ObamaCare plan, and she told them to cancel because she found other insurance.
She found out it was impossible to cancel.
I believe it
Not normally.
How to cancel an Obamacare health planYou don't have to keep it until the end of the year
Go to the health insurance marketplace where you bought the plan and sign into your account. If you bought it through HealthCare.gov, log into “My Account,” go to “My Plans and Programs,” and select “End/Terminate All Coverage.”
You’ll need to pick a termination date that’s at least 14 days in the future, presumably to give the marketplace and your insurance company time to process your request. Needless to say, double-check when your new health plan starts so you don’t end up with a coverage gap.
If you bought through a marketplace run by an individual state, the termination option might look different than it does on HealthCare.gov. If you can’t find it at all, call the customer-service line instead.
I did have the number who have cancelled in my state but can't find it now.
If all else fails, just rent a PO box in another state and tell them you moved there. It will be cancelled pronto.