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pushpills · 06-09-2004

I guess i'll just check out blue cross, i had checked their site earlier but was too late at night to call em for a quote.

If its 100 a month that's no problem. Maybe I got myself a little worried for nothing, I know some people who have insane insurance bills. No kids for steve though. I'm going to see if I can work my brother on the policy as an employee or something since he doesnt have a job right now, will have to see about that maybe that'll get a little trickier.

Anyway, I had blue cross years ago, but then some other insurance the teachers get now.

guess this thread may be a little pointless.

....serge, are you in florida for the show in august?

06-09-2004	#5
pushpills ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ The global leader in pay-per-view AEBN Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: chicago Posts: 3,460	I guess i'll just check out blue cross, i had checked their site earlier but was too late at night to call em for a quote. If its 100 a month that's no problem. Maybe I got myself a little worried for nothing, I know some people who have insane insurance bills. No kids for steve though. I'm going to see if I can work my brother on the policy as an employee or something since he doesnt have a job right now, will have to see about that maybe that'll get a little trickier. Anyway, I had blue cross years ago, but then some other insurance the teachers get now. guess this thread may be a little pointless. ....serge, are you in florida for the show in august? __________________ ...Almighty Content - Free feeds for your members area!... The internet is a great way to get on the net. -Bob Dole ...Remote Thumbs - Make your TGP work for you!...