Using Trial Right to Escape Plan F

[rousemark]

Oh, I see now.. I didn't pay much attention to movies after they started making "talkies:

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

Which carriers will take someone GI even though their old supp company is still available?

 

[goillini52]

Which carriers will take someone GI even though their old supp company is still available?

Good question. Oxford did, don't know if they still do. I've just taken them out of my bag. What a PITA company to deal with. With their new rates, there's no reason to have them anymore.

 

[agentjhc]

Which carriers will take someone GI even though their old supp company is still available?

Aetna and UHC will not.

 

[AboutThatLife]

Be careful who you write it with because many companies only pay a flat $25.

Dems sounds like dangerous wudders to me.

Yea CMS, the client pays an extra $50/mo because I didnt want to just get $25.

 

[sshafran]

Dems sounds like dangerous wudders to me. Yea CMS, the client pays an extra $50/mo because I didnt want to just get $25.

Not dangerous at all.

First, I doubt there would be a $50/mo difference between a crazy low comp and a reasonable comp option.

Second, no one can force an agent to sell "the lowest premium."

Third, we aren't running charities.....

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[Newby]

In every case I've had like that the old sup was higher. They are usually on an old block of MOO and get to go back to the old high price.

I've had Aetna take a couple of them but it took some persuading. It's not their standard way of doing biz.