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Chi Chi wrote:
Medical bills are often cheaper if You don't have insurance. Can you substantiate this assertion with data or is your conviction based solely on a priori analysis? Take a look at this, for example. They usually http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n1362808.shtml Hospitals: Is the Price Right?, A Look At Hospital Pricing For The Uninsured - CBS News jack up the bill if You have insurance because they know the insurance companies will negotiate a reduced amount. I say screw the capitalists and go it bare cause chances are the insurance company will try to wiggle out of paying for a claim no matter how high your premiums are. To me insurance is a big ripoff brought about by greedy capitalists and there high priced over paid lawyers. so stick them with the bill by going b |
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