Yesterday, I went to HealthCare.gov, the Obamacare insurance exchange website, to see what I could see. Not much, it turned out.
by Jeremy R. Hammond
Oct 24, 2013
Yesterday, I went to HealthCare.gov, the Obamacare insurance exchange website, to see what I could see. Not much, it turned out. I got this:
Just now, I returned to the site. Yay! My access was no longer denied! I got the home page. I wanted to see plans, so I clicked that call-to-action button you see there...:
Here was the result:
I love how it tries to suggest this might be my fault for having "typed the address incorrectly". LOL!
Update (10/25/13, 4:50pm): Just tried again. Access denied!
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