louismagoo

I’ve never heard someone use the word “no” more in my entire life.

Nathan did a Nerdist interview where he said he just explicitly trusts Joss and will always say yes.

Honestly, most people have been pretty nice. Obviously everyone has their views, but even those who don't like the ACA generally understand that those of us at the call center are just there to help them through the application process and aren't part of the political process ourselves. One of my favorite parts of the job is helping people have a positive experience when they call in wanting to bemoan the system. I can't, as part of my job, comment on the politics of the ACA, but I usually find ways to make the process itself smoother. That goes a long way toward making people feel better about things, generally speaking.

When you received your eligibility notice you should have received instructions on how to appeal. You can call the marketplace number or write to the address listed in your letter (it's somewhere in Kentucky).

No, you have to be without insurance for 3 months for a fine to apply.