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Ha, ha, you crack me up. Everybody has some pre-existing condition and ins. companies often use any little illness you might have forgotten to deny coverage for major illness that was not pre-existing. It is racket they use to get rid of sick people and increase profit.
Civil law can address this. If not, I imagine customers would ultimately flee the company and it'd fold. Who's gonna keep paying a company that reneges on its agreement using fine print? That's either a contract not made in good faith (civil law matter), or at least a reason for customers to abandon/boycott the scam and watch the company crash and burn.
The companies have AGREED to eliminate this scam in return for a mandate to reqire all to be insured. It's a fair bargain and one that will save 1000's from bankruptcy.
There it is. These dreaded companies called the shots and won a way to GUARANTEE their revenue stream. What a glorious business to be in... One where the government forces customer retention in spite of terrible business practices.
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