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Old 04-16-2009, 02:30 PM #11
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Originally Posted by Chazen18 View Post
Ok, see this is what I was told too.... that I could still use my insurance card and just pay the premium... but that lady (who had the most annoying voice in the world by the way) told me OH NO... that's not gonna work.... ugh.. people I swear....


thats basicly like floating a check at the bank. as long as you can get the money in your account before that check you just wrote is presented for payment, its all good. but if something happens..........
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