All the ceremony leading up to getting a wheelchair is done, and now they need to invent some reasons for an apparent delay.
A representative claims they're waiting for a tracking number.
(Could this tracking number be a claims tracking number, the same as the one Starting with "SF" and with 18 digits trailing behind??)
"We are now securing authorization from your insurance provider or funding source. We will post an update once we have received approval."
They approved stuff, I have the letter, but there was no mention of a tracking number.
I'll revisit this conundrum in May or so.
Imagine you are an insurance company, and it's open-enrollment (people can jump ship and move away.)
(just imagine, bee cause there prolly isn't much truth)
You might want to delay paying on an expensive claim until the enrollment period closes.
WHY issue a big-ass check for DME if the client is going to abandon you anyway?
Translation: why buy an engagement ring until you're sure she likes you?
The company holding the chair might want to hold onto it until they get their fat little check, not presume the insurance will cover it at some future date.
Or, at least wait on a "Tracking number" for the funds.
(just imagine, bee cause there prolly isn't much truth)
You might want to delay paying on an expensive claim until the enrollment period closes.
WHY issue a big-ass check for DME if the client is going to abandon you anyway?
Translation: why buy an engagement ring until you're sure she likes you?
The company holding the chair might want to hold onto it until they get their fat little check, not presume the insurance will cover it at some future date.
Or, at least wait on a "Tracking number" for the funds.
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| "complete claim"?? 30 days, MIA after 45 days |
This next bit is totally skip-able and is about my eyes, and my video card.
"Bokeh," is that what this starting webpage has none of?
Not the photo (from my "snipping tool") but the actual Bing front-page.
So bright, so detailed, so *artificial* looking.
So bright, so detailed, so *artificial* looking.
But to research this I need to research "Bokeh" and what constitutes graininess...
is this because a setting is wrong on my card?
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| Archetypal (and very artificial) bokeh. Better examples exist but I like this picture. |
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| ##$$@!** thanks loads (#@!%'s) The epitome of why this game sucks so bad |
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