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Ms. Toad

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7. My point is that it is pretty easy to find out whether your state

Reply to IronLionZion (Reply #6)

Sun Nov 10, 2013, 06:39 PM

Nov 2013

has a separate marketplace, or is dependent on healthcare.gov.

Anyone going online to sign up through healthcare.gov should be able to figure it out without signing up at a site which can't serve them anyway.

That isn't to say that we shouldn't also be providing information to steer them in the right direction - just that it isn't any big secret, or particularly hard to find out, whether your state has its own marketplace or is participating in the exchange.

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What % of USA covered by Federal ACA exchange site? [View all] cthulu2016 Nov 2013 OP

Well, when its actually working, the Federal exchange redirects users to state exchanges instead. LAGC Nov 2013 #1

I would suggest making "what state do you live in" the first question cthulu2016 Nov 2013 #2

I'm pretty sure it is. (n/t) LAGC Nov 2013 #3

Or, hey, people could read a newspaper, Ms. Toad Nov 2013 #4

There's tons of pure bullshit floating around IronLionZion Nov 2013 #6

My point is that it is pretty easy to find out whether your state Ms. Toad Nov 2013 #7

Yes. nt IronLionZion Nov 2013 #8

Everyone gets that far IronLionZion Nov 2013 #5

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