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I could understand an increased rate or altered benefits LadyLorraine Send a noteboard - 16/09/2009 02:32:46 AM
I don't really like it, but from a business standpoint it has perfectly valid ground to stand on (as mentioned in above posts).

But denying the insurance all together? If someone's willing to pay or accept the policy differences, I say let them have the insurance. Particularly if it's something like a previous abusive marriage. Yes there is an increased risk, but the woman is sitting there holding out money for insurance and it's the amount that would cover the increase in potential costs for the company, I really see no good reason not to take it and give her insurance.
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Getting Beaten Up by Your Husband is a Pre-existing Condition Aisha - 15/09/2009 11:23:49 PM 884 Views
If true, that's pretty messed up. *NM* Rebekah - 15/09/2009 11:26:39 PM 155 Views
The Huffington Post? random thoughts - 15/09/2009 11:29:28 PM 383 Views
Do you have this on auto-reply? *NM* nossy - 16/09/2009 12:04:30 AM 151 Views
lol. *NM* everynametaken - 16/09/2009 05:42:16 AM 144 Views
No but I should random thoughts - 16/09/2009 02:32:00 PM 327 Views
there are plenty of other sources you could find if you like Aisha - 16/09/2009 12:52:51 AM 328 Views
If you want to link a real news source then it is worth looking into random thoughts - 16/09/2009 02:33:32 PM 334 Views
Umm....if the person is still in that relationship, then it seems like a pretty smart practice to me Brian - 15/09/2009 11:34:00 PM 360 Views
I had that thought at first too, nossy - 16/09/2009 12:03:58 AM 370 Views
Indeed Brian - 16/09/2009 03:13:04 AM 340 Views
wow if only all women were as smart and strong as you Aisha - 16/09/2009 12:48:26 AM 362 Views
And where exactly does this article, or my reply say anything about anything you just said? Brian - 16/09/2009 01:09:54 AM 357 Views
It's a "women's issue." Don't go bringing rational thought into it. Cannoli - 16/09/2009 01:33:21 AM 371 Views
I just don't get the whole Appeal to Emotion thing Brian - 16/09/2009 04:34:08 AM 328 Views
I think we're understanding this article differently. Sareitha Sedai - 16/09/2009 02:02:47 AM 360 Views
I think we probably are. Brian - 16/09/2009 02:56:46 AM 328 Views
That logic is ridiculous. I could make that claim about anything. everynametaken - 16/09/2009 05:45:08 AM 330 Views
Do you have any idea how insurance works? Brian - 16/09/2009 06:12:10 AM 320 Views
Yes, I do know how insurance works. Using that as an excuse for denial is still unethical and sick. *NM* everynametaken - 16/09/2009 06:58:36 PM 145 Views
I agree that battered women need help Brian - 16/09/2009 07:41:17 PM 332 Views
If I understand it, they can make that claim about almost anything. nossy - 16/09/2009 03:20:14 PM 334 Views
Exactly. *NM* everynametaken - 16/09/2009 06:56:38 PM 138 Views
The margins of profit in the health insurance industry are so razor thin that they have to do it Brian - 16/09/2009 07:59:18 PM 349 Views
This is a perfect example MightyYT - 16/09/2009 01:28:11 AM 347 Views
How completely stupid, ignorant or self-entitled are you? Do you even understand insurance at ALL? Cannoli - 16/09/2009 01:58:46 AM 492 Views
Awww, your righteous indignation is so cute! Sareitha Sedai - 16/09/2009 02:12:41 AM 353 Views
agreement LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 02:28:03 AM 356 Views
Well the issue seems to be whether it's a pre-existing condition. Aemon - 16/09/2009 04:51:33 AM 326 Views
perhaps in that instance LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 05:12:48 AM 325 Views
Ah! I was wondering when you would rear your ugly head on this board. everynametaken - 16/09/2009 05:48:14 AM 415 Views
Yeah, no. Dannymac - 16/09/2009 06:08:02 AM 355 Views
But I thought my Uterus made me Evil and Stupid? LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 01:19:15 PM 317 Views
Nobody has been lying to YOU....now if other women were told the same..that's different. *NM* Brian - 17/09/2009 01:50:01 AM 132 Views
Which is exactly why we need a public option. *NM* rebelaessedai - 16/09/2009 03:14:03 PM 129 Views
I could understand an increased rate or altered benefits LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 02:32:46 AM 343 Views
Re: I could understand an increased rate or altered benefits Isaac - 16/09/2009 03:25:58 AM 311 Views
just as a note, some companies do insure to a practically "unlimited" level LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 03:47:34 AM 338 Views
Re: just as a note, some companies do insure to a practically "unlimited" level Isaac - 16/09/2009 03:54:02 AM 333 Views
entirely seperate LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 04:06:01 AM 338 Views
Then I'd say it's a pretty decent plan Isaac - 16/09/2009 04:17:31 AM 319 Views
nonsense!! LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 04:40:15 AM 407 Views
*NM* Isaac - 16/09/2009 07:42:25 PM 155 Views
Well since there was no actual rate of denial given we don't know how comon it is random thoughts - 16/09/2009 03:03:14 PM 307 Views
Yet another reason to get out of that relationship. Hmm. *NM* Mad Cow Bomber - 16/09/2009 05:38:21 AM 160 Views
This is horrible! The Shrike - 16/09/2009 03:08:29 PM 336 Views
a man? getting up in arms over a woman's issue??? LadyLorraine - 16/09/2009 03:22:49 PM 319 Views
Sen. Mike Enzi (R-WY) States Why Public Healthcare Is Essential in Reform. Joel - 16/09/2009 03:57:01 PM 361 Views
The insurance industry is corrupt as hell SilverWarder - 16/09/2009 06:02:14 PM 348 Views
A friend of mine who worked for an insurance company once told me... globug0822 - 17/09/2009 12:35:46 AM 335 Views
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