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Is Scott in D.C.?
On 3/22/10 8:58 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In article7eba9866-fef9-45d8-a22d-a75277e421f3 @j21g2000yqh.googlegroups.com, says... On Mar 21, 6:35 pm, wrote: On 3/21/10 6:24 PM, bpuharic wrote: On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 18:21:26 -0400, I am Tosk wrote: **** Harry, he is a liar. Yes, I did not have the coverage I needed last year and worked up a pretty good bill. With the co-operation of the hospital we were able to knock it down to a reasonable cost IOW they billed me to pay for your freeloading...and then you have the balls to complain about socialized medicine. the reason they could lower the cost is that they bill my insurance company for the amount you don't pay lazy assed *******. you should have either not gotten treated or paid your own way. SnottyScotty's lying...again. -- Harry accusing others of lying....now THAT'S a keeper!! How's that Yale degree? Oh, Harry is funny all right. He is bitching at me for working the system to get a better price, huh? A year or so back he invited me to contact his room mate to "work the system" for me.. Must be she gets some kind of kickback or commission. It's always about other peoples money and being in the middle doing nothing and skimming money that suits Harry proper I guess. Kind of like his union work...snerk. I do not apologize for negotiating with the Hospital on my own. Scotty I think it is possible but not likely you were able to negotiate the amount of your outstanding bill to that hospital. Not likely because you are not a particularly competent person. If you got a break, maybe your wife arranged it. Surely, she is more competent than you. Tell us, genius, when someone arranges "hardship" prescriptions for you that involve you paying the Rx manufacturer nothing or next to nothing, why would you think a commission is paid? Suppose you needed a 90-day supply of, oh, say Lipitor, an Rx that runs about $400, and that it would have a year's worth of refills before you needed to see the doctor again. Suppose you got that Lipitor for $5 instead of $400. Who gets the commission? You are the very model of a moron. BTW, yesterday you stated you now have health insurance. If you do, it sure isn't standard health insurance. No insurer would write you a policy for standard insurance with your health history and recent hospitalization. But...thanks to the Democrats, they'll have to do so in the future. |
Is Scott in D.C.?
On 3/22/10 8:54 AM, Loogypicker wrote:
On Mar 21, 6:35 pm, wrote: On 3/21/10 6:24 PM, bpuharic wrote: On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 18:21:26 -0400, I am Tosk wrote: **** Harry, he is a liar. Yes, I did not have the coverage I needed last year and worked up a pretty good bill. With the co-operation of the hospital we were able to knock it down to a reasonable cost IOW they billed me to pay for your freeloading...and then you have the balls to complain about socialized medicine. the reason they could lower the cost is that they bill my insurance company for the amount you don't pay lazy assed *******. you should have either not gotten treated or paid your own way. SnottyScotty's lying...again. -- Harry accusing others of lying....now THAT'S a keeper!! How's that Yale degree? Are you claiming you are not Kevin Noble? |
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