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I read in one of the other threads that a consultant thought that the healthcare.gov site was better than it's been before. That's not my experience. Sorry about the rant, but it still sucks about as bad as usual.
If you follow their one, perfect, unadulterated use-case, maybe it works. But do something just the tiniest bit different, it fails.
My case: I gives me a partially filled out application that looks like last year's. Ok. But my daughter gained her independence and will no longer be a dependent in 2018. I can't get rid of her on my application! It's impossible. I get to screen where it wants me to select a dependent. The list includes here and "someone else", but if I don't check a box, it won't let me continue.
So don't accept / throw out their partially filled out application. That too is impossible!
So do what we did in the early years, create a new logon. I turns out I can't do that either, because the "verify identity" with the credit bureau fails. It says call Equifax (or whoever) with the "code below". There is no code! Did anybody bother to test this software?!?
Then, I call and it says I need to wait 20 minutes to talk to someone (who I doubt will be able to do anything helpful).
I'll spend the entire 45 days just getting an application in.
If you follow their one, perfect, unadulterated use-case, maybe it works. But do something just the tiniest bit different, it fails.
My case: I gives me a partially filled out application that looks like last year's. Ok. But my daughter gained her independence and will no longer be a dependent in 2018. I can't get rid of her on my application! It's impossible. I get to screen where it wants me to select a dependent. The list includes here and "someone else", but if I don't check a box, it won't let me continue.
So don't accept / throw out their partially filled out application. That too is impossible!
So do what we did in the early years, create a new logon. I turns out I can't do that either, because the "verify identity" with the credit bureau fails. It says call Equifax (or whoever) with the "code below". There is no code! Did anybody bother to test this software?!?
Then, I call and it says I need to wait 20 minutes to talk to someone (who I doubt will be able to do anything helpful).
I'll spend the entire 45 days just getting an application in.
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