EHealthInsurance Offering Obamacare Plans this March

[Sam]

Got this email...

Mark your calendars, March 2nd eHealthInsurance will be integrated with the Federal Exchange to sell on-exchange QHP plans, aka Obamacare. These plans will be available to visitors that meet the requirements and are eligible for a subsidy.

All visitors you send to eHealthInsurance will have the option to check eligibility through our Subsidy Calculator and apply. For every eligible visitor you refer who submits a QHP application, you will receive $35. The total will be calculated at the end of March and be paid out as a bonus for your total QHP submits.
March is the last month of open enrollment for QHP plans, so we are expecting a spike in both IFP (off-exchange plans), and QHP plans.
For more information about Obamacare, visit our resource center: https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/affordable-care-act


Have a great weekend!

 

[0b1kanobee]

I'm curious as to what you have to do in order to register to receive the $35 referral?

 

[AllenChicago]

this referral fee is available to every American over the age of 17 no license required?

 

[0b1kanobee]

this referral fee is available to every American over the age of 17 no license required?

Did you read that somewhere? I was thinking same thing. Haven't seen it though.

 

[rugerred]

Thats better than most commissions.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy

 

[AllenChicago]

Did you read that somewhere? I was thinking same thing. Haven't seen it though.

After re-reading Sam's post on my computer, instead of the smartphone, I see the wording: "The total will be calculated at the end of March and be paid out as a bonus for your total QHP submits."

Bonuses are usually added to something..like a base commission. Maybe something has changed, but the last time I checked, an agent/broker could not contract with E-healthinsurance.com, like we can with Norvax, Quotit, etc..
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[benwrigh]

https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/about-ehealth/affiliate-program

 

[Justin Bilyj]

I just don't see ehealth being a big player in this. People have a bad taste in their mouth from Obamacare, they don't trust it, let alone any online platform that its sponsored by. The main concern besides network availability is identity fraud, I don't think people will touch this with a 10ft poll..

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

I just don't see ehealth being a big player in this.

Many of the "visionaries" (?) on here have posted for years about ehealth not becoming/being a "big player".

Meanwhile, they've become the largest health insurance agency in the galaxy...

 

[somarco]

Seems like my co-blogger has a button on his site that is supposed to pay a fee for referrals to eHealth. It's been there about a year. Don't believe we have ever been paid a dime.

On deals like this, how do you audit them?

You don't.