In article , pyotr filipivich
says...

.most will not take the well insured while living in a refrigerator
box route.

Not an option. Insurance is a gamble (_Life_ is a gamble!), so t\you
pays your money and you takes your chances. Or not.

But the point Gunner and I were making was, the insurance companies
are making it harder and harder to avoid that gamble.

Sure you can say, 'can't live without it.' But at some point
as the cost escallates, you have to make hard choices. And
many are choosing to simply opt out of the system. And many
of those are the demographic that the insurance companies
should be actively courting, to keep them *in* the system
paying premiums.

Lots of folks are taking their ball and going home.

Jim


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