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No it's beneficial to UHC as well as many who join AARP presume they are recommending UHC and sign up when they are 65. Gives them advertising to their one of their target audiences.
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It may be mutually beneficial to AAPR and UHC. I'd rather pay less.
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When you actually get the amounts, the amount I’m paying has nothing in common with what’s given for my age on any website. That’s true for a couple of other people I know who don’t live in Mississippi. I’m paying about 90 extra dollars a year for th...
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I have the same problem. They are lying that it is "FREE extras". Nope when the one without all the "extras" costs significantly less these extras aren't even remotely close to free. You can switch though if you pass medical underwriting (if you don'...
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I't not 9 Billion, morelike 2.1 Billion although either way it is a lot and of course our premiums pay for that.
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No it's beneficial to UHC as well as many who join AARP presume they are recommending UHC and sign up when they are 65. Gives them advertising to their one of their target audiences.
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877
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It may be mutually beneficial to AAPR and UHC. I'd rather pay less.
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890
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When you actually get the amounts, the amount I’m paying has nothing in common with what’s given for my age on any website. That’s true for a couple of other people I know who don’t live in Mississippi. I’m paying about 90 extra dollars a year for th...
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I have the same problem. They are lying that it is "FREE extras". Nope when the one without all the "extras" costs significantly less these extras aren't even remotely close to free. You can switch though if you pass medical underwriting (if you don'...
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I't not 9 Billion, morelike 2.1 Billion although either way it is a lot and of course our premiums pay for that.
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No it's beneficial to UHC as well as many who join AARP presume they are recommending UHC and sign up when they are 65. Gives them advertising to their one of their target audiences.
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1
Kudo
877
Views
It may be mutually beneficial to AAPR and UHC. I'd rather pay less.
0
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2
Kudos
890
Views
When you actually get the amounts, the amount I’m paying has nothing in common with what’s given for my age on any website. That’s true for a couple of other people I know who don’t live in Mississippi. I’m paying about 90 extra dollars a year for th...
3
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1
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2746
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I have the same problem. They are lying that it is "FREE extras". Nope when the one without all the "extras" costs significantly less these extras aren't even remotely close to free. You can switch though if you pass medical underwriting (if you don'...
1
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1
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2852
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I't not 9 Billion, morelike 2.1 Billion although either way it is a lot and of course our premiums pay for that.
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3180
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| Date Registered | 12-12-2018 10:31 PM |
| Last Visited | 07-08-2026 08:10 PM |
| Total Messages Posted | 275 |
| Total Kudos Received | 252 |