Boys questions about Medi-gap & RX coverage
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I know right ... one of the most laid back peeps in the world and I take 2 blood pressure meds :shrug:
I dont know how they give such big savings ... maybe from ripping off the insurance companies on the other orders ... my diabetes medicine is up for refill later this week ... I will post a pic of the jar and the receipt so you dont think I am lying ... I have no need to lie anyway and was just trying to help from the start
I do not know any of the managers in your area, has she tried before? If so, get my email from Jack and I will communicate through emails. :0008
You got me all wrong. I don't think you are lying at all! I just want to know what the scoop is? I pay big premiums to get my "discount". If I can do what you are doing, and it save me bucks......I WANNA DO IT!
after I lost my job, when I went to get one of my script filled it was gonna be like $35 ... so I asked them if there was anything I could do to lower my price until I got new coverage
they told me I could buy a Walgreens prescription card for one time fee of $10 and my refill would then be $10 ... and if I get my Dr to change my scripts to 90 day refills it would be 3 months for price of 2 ... so it was a no brainer to save $15 on the spot and got my Dr to change my future refills to 90 days
havent figured it all up yet but will probably save me $600 -1000 this year ... and your prescriptions count towards you frequent purchase points that you can cash in on other store purchases ... I will look at next receipt to see the yearly savings if listed
PLUS Walgreens is less than 2 minutes from my house :0074
PTC cost me $115. Most will be clueless till Obamacare becomes the rule of the land? My guess it was just talk with no talk on it lately maybe waiting till Supreme Courts decision ruling in 2 months :0003
Boys........
This may sound stupid but if the monies were overpaid to Insurance Co.'s why not have them give back to IRS and have people who were not eligible to receive PTC payback the Insurance Co. for their coverage?
Probably b/c it was a way for the Government to pay back BIG campaign donations not agents???
"If you like your plan you can keep it"!
This may sound stupid but if the monies were overpaid to Insurance Co.'s why not have them give back to IRS and have people who were not eligible to receive PTC payback the Insurance Co. for their coverage?
Probably b/c it was a way for the Government to pay back BIG campaign donations not agents???
"If you like your plan you can keep it"!
