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Do they really have a way to track you down as a non-citizen for nonpayment? I know it's not the most ethical to skip out on a bill but charging incredible fees
by atlasunshrugged 5y ago
Do they really have a way to track you down as a non-citizen for nonpayment? I know it's not the most ethical to skip out on a bill but charging incredible fees to foreigners who don't understand the American system doesn't seem that ethical either.
- herodotus 5y agoI would never do something like that, but of course I had to provide identification when I checked in to the hospital.
- atlasunshrugged 5y agoFair enough! But I do hope you fought that bill really hard and got them to cut it down significantly. I was living in Europe a few years and signed up for travel insurance and thought it was really 'funny' that if you are going to America for more than a few days the rates basically double because the payouts the insurance has to provide are so extreme compared to the rest of the world.