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I filled out the esurance form, seemed good till I go to the part that said they would automatically charge e once approved, not verifying the amount. So I left the application. Started getting emails and phone calls. I replied to the email and explained ht eproblem with a polite no thank you. Finally had to block their calls as they wont stop, I get 4-6 a day from 8a to 10p. WTF???? Seriously... even if I was going to think about it - all the badgering just drove me away. Do yourself a favor and don't fill out the form unless you intend to buy.

I have not had the experience the rest of you, who have complained, have had.  I guess that's because I actually went all the way through the filing process, up through approval.  My beef is that the process is not very professional.  This is, most definitely, an eHealth caller and the calls are NOT from scammers.  However, since that is the case, I'm not sure why they don't allow identification of their company rather than their CID reflecting, "Unavailable".  With all the bogus calls that we get, on a day to day basis, this lack of identification would naturally raise suspicion.  In my case, they were calling to advise that the premium payment was overdue, without first advising that my application had been finalized.  in my case, there is no opportunity to pay this online, nor to have it automatically deducted, for that matter.  I chose Carefirst, as my carrier.  I thought it would help to report, however, that they are not scammers, and this is the first call, I had received from them.  If they are indeed calling those who don't go all the way through the application process, several times, they only add to suspicion and ill will, as a company.

Got calls from these scammers way too much, so I blocked them.  Now they get the message "The number you called is no longer in service".  If you've got a cell phone, check-out Google Voice, it works.

It is unlikely that Stacey will respond, since her post is from three years ago.

Come on!!  I know this happened a while ago but are you available to discuss this?

I want to know if this company was using these harassing practices in 2014 and if so I would like to speak with an individual who experienced this.

This is eHealth Insurance, a pressure-sell organization for health insurance. Most likely, they have your number on file because you or someone with your number signed you up. In the United States, this constitutes a "business relationship," and they are not obligated to stop calling. You can see their privacy and contact information, here:
https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/about-ehealth/privacy-policy

It is illegal to continually harass an individual you did not enter a formal contract or agreement with. I will be drawing up papers to file a complaint. If the calls continue, they will be hearing from my attorney.

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Called wanting me to send personal insurance information to them so that I could qualify for something I already had