Call centers are order takers. They don't explain policy options (such as no Rx on that plan you picked), underwriting, or what happens between application and the final offer. Of course HO
CSR's are no better.
I have taken business away from places like eHealth when someone got a policy and actually bothered to read it and see there were riders on conditions. If the premium goes up unexpectedly, they complain and many times cancel the policy. But most only find out about a rider (or
CSD) when they try and use the plan.
Call centers that place business with carriers that don't rider have a high "not taken" rate. Same goes for business placed with carriers that take apps COD or where the premium is billed once the policy is approved.