RetiredAndLovingIt
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
On the main page tap the I would like to tab and in the drop down menu Check my claim status.
You should have received an email? I found the email from many years ago and copied and pasted the number and it worked, showing me that it was "In Review".OK, thanks. I entered my claim number and my unique id, and both were deemed 'invalid unique id or claim number'.
Great. I got these numbers from people on the 800 number a few years ago. Guess I have to call back, ugh.
SameYou should have received an email? I found the email from many years ago and copied and pasted the number and it worked, showing me that it was "In Review".
Mine was in my spam folder. It came on Jan 17 but I only just looked at spam today. Glad I did.I got my e-mail today and I'm getting about $450. You only have 30 days to decide whether to accept or dispute. I also was a customer for many years going back to about 2010 but they are only using the years 2015 2016 2017 2018 so I'll have to see if I can find my original claim paperwork.
UPDATE Actually I'm not sure if that's what I'm getting, That is the total ASO amount and the premiums are 0.
Interesting. I remember that my employer was self insured but only for these years noted. I'm pretty sure that I filed my claim for all the years that we had BCBS going back about 10 years or so. Now I have to see if I can find a copy of my original claim that I filed.Mine was in my spam folder. It came on Jan 17 but I only just looked at spam today. Glad I did.
When I entered my claim & pin I see a different chart than you -- no ASO column. Just 2 columns: Year | Premium Amount. It's accurate for what I paid. No idea what the proposed payout will be. I haven't decided if I'll wait for a check or do the Electronic Debit. Probably wait for a check.
Strange, My claim only showed the premiums that I paid nothing showing the amount I would receive.I got my e-mail today and I'm getting about $450. You only have 30 days to decide whether to accept or dispute. I also was a customer for many years going back to about 2010 but they are only using the years 2015 2016 2017 2018 so I'll have to see if I can find my original claim paperwork.
UPDATE Actually I'm not sure if that's what I'm getting, That is the total ASO amount and the premiums are 0.
Congratulations. Is that your actual payout or some premium amount? Did you have to receive it as a debit card only or were you able to get mailed a check?got an email today for mine its about $100
Yes, the reply I got was an error message stating my claim number and my unique ID were 'invalid'.My claim status says "In Review" am I alone or has anyone checked status and got a different reply?
Correct, I updated my original post within minutes of posting it to say Actually I'm not sure that's what I'm getting, that was the total ASO amount and 0 premiums.Strange, My claim only showed the premiums that I paid nothing showing the amount I would receive.
From my research ASO means administrative services and not sure about the O. It’s self funded health plans and some others. Your premium was paid into an account that the company had which was used to pay claims. You were not paying premiums to BCBS although it appears that way when you were using your company health plans. Your medical claims were actually paying out of this fund. BCBS was administering the plan and paying the claims from this fund. The premiums on the list are premiums paid directly to BCBS via private insurance, retirement organization plans and some other plans that pay directly to BCBS. That’s about as much as I can tell you about it from my research.When I entered my claim number and PIN, from Jan 30th email, at this URL
it shows I have $0 Premium Amount, and (in total) $444.68 ASO Amount for 2015-2020. I have certainly paid monthly premiums through my employer/retiree health plan over those years. Should I dispute the figures they show?BCBS Settlement Claim Form
secure.bcbssettlement.com
What does ASO mean?
In the end it seems the lawyers will make the big bucks and the claimant people will get a small amount. I am also holding off signing up to get electronic debit card.
Thanks for the explanation, from the sounds of it I might end up with enough to go out to lunchFrom my research ASO means administrative services and not sure about the O. It’s self funded health plans and some others. Your premium was paid into an account that the company had which was used to pay claims. You were not paying premiums to BCBS although it appears that way when you were using your company health plans. Your medical claims were actually paying out of this fund. BCBS was administering the plan and paying the claims from this fund. The premiums on the list are premiums paid directly to BCBS via private insurance, retirement organization plans and some other plans that pay directly to BCBS. That’s about as much as I can tell you about it from my research.