HealthCare.com

I went to Healthcare.gov, followed some links, and somehow ended up on healthcare.com. I thought it was linked to the official site and gave my info. I was immediately bombarded by texts. Over the last couple of days, I've blocked 391 different callers from all over the US. The only good thing I can say about this site is... at least they aren't calling me at night.

I was connected with an insurance agent who went through my basic medical details and quoted me for a medically-underwritten plan. He wouldn't tell me what the plan was called, or answer basic questions about what it covered. He was extremely sleazy ("bud" "pal" "you're guaranteed to have that covered") and wouldn't let me even get a word in. He insisted repeatedly I would have to enroll/sign-up for the plan to be able to read it (30-day window to review), and when I asked if there was some kind of a brochure on what it covered, or if he could email me the quote, he just hung-up on me mid-sentence.
My father sold cars for years, so I say this very intentionally, the guy I spoke with (said his name was Thomas) was sleazier than any used-car salesman I've ever met in my life. I'm pretty sure he broke half a dozen federal laws in the things he was saying to me during our call. Do NOT go through this website or its "agents."

I just wanted people to know that this website heathcare.COM is NOT the same as the real affordable care act website called www.healthcare.gov. You need to see that. Gov at the end of the website or you are not buying from the real obama created exchange and you may not get the tax subsidy that you want. Calling the 1800 on this website is not the same thing as calling about the official government healthcare.gov exchange. I am shocked this website is allowed to exist as I did not know I had to type in. Gov and not. Com. I hope other people can learn from this and everyone should go to www.healthcare.gov

I looked at their website. They sold my phone number to thousands of marketers I get 20-30 calls a day. Even on Sundays. You have to answer and ask each and everyone of them to remove your phone number. I hope someone out there can afford to sue them. Wish I could.

Guy called me right away and he said he could help and said "the plan" would cost however much (didn't actually give me the name of the plan just the total). I then told him my income was too low and I couldn't afford that he just hung up. Don't think many legit businesses would hang up like that. Sneaky of them to use a website with a near identical name as a legit one.

This company was horrible to work at. They laid a bunch of us off after making them a TON of money! They didn't even have the curtesy to talk to us live or let us ask questions. They recorded themselves then kicked us out of the system no warning or anything. That was so cowardly and why they are piece's of $#*!. They were horrible especially with how they handled Medicare! Be warned before working here!

Will not leave you alone. Texted Stop to one of the EIGHT text messages I was sent in ONE day. Two of the numbers responded with rude comments! Shady and scam operation.

These people have used the same trickery as the ones who have registered the DMV.COM domain, to try to get people to pay them more money for something they can get for less at DMV.GOV. In other words, do NOT select the first (promoted) result on the Google results when you search because healthcare.COM will appear and they are NOT healthcare.GOV! They will try to make you think that they are, in fact, I asked the high pressure sales guy on the phone many time if they were the government site and got evasive and misleading answers.

If you put your info in the initial form, thinking you are signing up for the Affordable Care Act marketplace, you will IMMEDIATELY get a phone call from them and they will start the obviously high pressure sales pitch to get you to pay, right then and there, for one of they more expensive plans than you would get when you really sign up with the REAL healthcare.gov site and have all your income, etc. examined.

Once I realized who they were, really, I hung up and blocked the number. Just glad I never had to give them anything else, like SSN, because they already got too much personal data from their initial form questions and that worries me, since they do not seem very honest.

The manager asked me to give him my credit card information I declined to give it to him and he curse me saying FUC* you.

I made the mistake of giving these people my phone and email. I spoke at length to the first agent and determined that I am not a candidate for private insurance. There is no reason for them to keep calling but I have been spammed with more than a dozen calls per day for the past few days (from all different numbers) as well as emails and texts. They are hard-sell and are not honest about what it takes to qualify for private insurance.

Thanks healthshopcare, i and my father are very thankfully because you was my last hope when no other pharmacy are interested to delivery order on same day but you have sent my order on same day after book in the morning time.

If you give them your phone number be ready to have your phone disconnected or change your number. You will be inundated with calls nonstop. This should not even be legal. I wish I could get their numbers and call the at home constantly. Just wrong!

To be fair to this website it was created in 2006 before the Obama administration even passed their Affordable Care Act law. www.healthcare.gov the official website just bears the same generic name. The government selecting to use the same name is not the fault of this company. They chose this first. Now they must benefit tremendously from Obama administration using the www.healthcare.gov URL. We cannot blame them for the extra business they receive. Hopefully people can figure out that they are not really on the exchange by using this website, though I am sure many will unknowingly buy insurance by hitting a link on this site or calling up an insurance adviser. I do not believe this site can give you the tax subsidy credit unless they maybe have an affiliation with the exchange. Does anyone know if people who buy from this site still get a tax credit or reduce rates or do they just pay full price?

This site is a scam. I thought I was at healthcare.gov. Now my phone will not stop ringing with calls from fly by night insurance resellers.

The insurance agent was disrespectful and rude while on the phone. Her tone was condescending. Probably the worst customer service I ever had.

I made the huge mistake of filling out there online form and now they call all day long even after I have told them 7 times to remove me form their call list! When I do they just keep trying to sell me insurance and when I say I don't want any they hang up and call back within a hour! Flat out their managers are scum! SHUT THEM DOWN!

They have been calling many times per day.

*******@mail.healthcare.com

No response from this "email".

Report them to the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Communication Commission

I would give zero calls if possible. I mistakingly gave my phone number thinking this company was healthcare.org. Now I receive calls every hour every day, all day. Healthcare.com, again I am on the do not call list, do not continue contacting me.

Horrible lying scammers at the lowest level. Just ask to see the policy in writing in the first few words. Even if you you're not interested they ignore it and keep going.
They resist saying their true company name until you press them. If they do tell you, look up the company on BBB... horrible. They are selling a health related product... but its nothing you need whatsoever. Its total farce.

I have received multiple calls a day from all over the country for the past month. You would think a site given the name healthcare.com would be safe to just get a rough idea of the cost of private insurance. I'm amazed this site is still allowed to be up. Might have to change my phone number.

Another scam site. After offering a HC plan from top-rated Providence for $261/mo, the online policy page showed a non-name junk-rated company. When I inquired about the unannounced chance, I was switched to 'Daniel,' who claimed that the Providence plan is not avail; able in WA. Daniel screamed at me that it wasn't a big deal... This site is a scam; avoid it!

Desperate for healthcare, started applying for quotes. Less than a minute after submitting application, bombarded with phone calls. Received every hour since signup. Emailed support to be removed from call list, but no response. Terrible website and terrible service.

This is the worst website / company i have ever been in contact with. After asking to be taken off the call list i was told to "shut the F*** up" and that the agent "did not care" about not wanting to be contacted. The number that called was *******591 at 9:34am on 05/02/19. This however was the 23 time someone tried calling in the past 24 hours. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY WITH YOUR INFORMATION.