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If you say so. The $1,500+ ambulance bill still existed, I still paid it, and my kid wasn't even born until five+ years after the ACA came into force. The insu
by Someone1234 6y ago
If you say so.
The $1,500+ ambulance bill still existed, I still paid it, and my kid wasn't even born until five+ years after the ACA came into force. The insurance company was "nice" enough to let me count it towards my kid's deductible for that year, but I paid every cent.
- learc83 6y agoPeople will gladly collect money they aren't legally owed. In this case, unless there is more to the story, you shouldn't have paid it.
- HarryHirsch 6y agoIn normal countries you don't have that kind of criminogenic environment. Also, do stop the victim blaming.
- learc83 6y ago>In normal countries you don't have that kind of criminogenic environment. Also, do stop the victim blaming. Stop using "victim blaming" as a way to shut down discourse. In every country in the world people run scams. Universal healthcare would make these particular kinds of scams a lot harder, but I guarantee you, you could still find this kind of anecdotal evidence of criminal behavior relating to healthcare.