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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / February 2005Discount Dental Plans Gaining Popularity
For people that do not have dental insurance through work and it is too expensive individually, a Discount Dental Plan is an increasingly popular program. There are over thirty different products that I have been offering, all created by major insurance carriers as a more affordable way to save money on dental, orthodontic, and oral surgeon fees. They usually save 10% - 60% off of the bottom line and unlike dental insurance, there is no maximum benefit cap. Different programs can be accessed and compared over the Internet without a commitment. The network of dentists is a wide as an insurance plan due to the large number of programs available. To learn more please visit www.rtgconsultants.com and click on dental plans For those insurance agents who are not offering dental insurance, you may become a provider of Discount Dental Plans. The service is extremely easy to begin and maintain. You will receive a free website that will effectively handle all of your clients questions, maintenance, paperwork, and billing. Essentially, you just sign on to program, Dpbrokers.com sets up the website for you, and you give the web address to any clients and they decide on the plan that fits them. Commissions are 30% for the initial signup and 10% for any renewals. For more information please contact me through email or if you would like to read more about the program visit: www.dpbrokers.com click on register and use 9986rs as your password. >Path: news.easynews.com!en202!core-easynews!newsfeed1.easynews.com!easynews.com!easynews!mpls-transit-01.news.qwest.net!news.glorb.com!postnews.google.com!c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com!not-for-mail >From: "troyshellhammer@gmail.com" <troyshellhammer@gmail.com> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >For people that do not have... ...Spam filters Reported. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com I love it when you do that.  SignatureRoy rem NADA to reply snip | >For people that do not have... | [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] | Take out the G'RBAGE | wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com Exscuse me, but this is a possible solution for individuals who cannot recieve affordable dental insurance. It is a discount plan offered by insurance companies Celtic, GE, and Aetna. The dentists in the network honor an agreeded upon discount off of their normal fees for pre-specified services (i.e. cleanings, fillings, etc.) There is no maximum of benefits. Vaughn if you are not interested in learning more about the plan that is fine, but in the future please try not to loutishly condem a product that you obviously have no information about. Troy Shellhammer > Exscuse me, but this is a possible solution for individuals who cannot > recieve affordable dental insurance. It is a discount plan offered by [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Troy Shellhammer Mr. Shellhammer (if that IS your real name)... We all know about these plans. Correct me if I'm wrong, but... There is no MAXIMUM of benefits because the INSURANCE PLAN grants NO BENEFITS--right? Early in my career, I participated in such a "plan". IMO, this is not insurance at all. This is obscured because these plans are often administered by insurance companies. I found quickly that it was not possible to turn a profit playing it straight with these plans, so I dropped my participation. Others here have found that some dentists use the plan as a pretext to get patients into the office and aggressively sell cosmetic and other services not stipulated in the contracted fee schedule. Of course, you know all of this too. BTW, calling Vaughn a "lout" is really barking up the wrong tree. Steve >Of course, you know all of this too. > BTW, calling Vaughn a "lout" is really barking up the wrong tree. > >Steve Yes, he prefers to be called a cad. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > Vaughn if you are not interested in learning more >about the plan that is fine, but in the future please try not to >loutishly condem a product that you obviously have no information >about. > >Troy Shellhammer The 'plan' is a rip off. Vaughn is a valued member of SMD, you are not. Spammers are not welcomed here. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > Exscuse me, but this is a possible solution for individuals who cannot > recieve affordable dental insurance. It is a discount plan offered by [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Troy Shellhammer ...and unless they are really honest providers, will usually tack on some add on, or tell you that you need a "non-covered" procedure to make up for that big "discount" you are getting. Phooey. T > Exscuse me, but this is a possible solution for individuals who cannot > recieve affordable dental insurance. It is a discount plan offered by [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > about the plan that is fine, but in the future please try not to > loutishly Dear spammer; Before you call me a "lout" suppose you answer my questions? Start with this one: What percentage of the plan premium does the dentist receive? After that one, please move on the the one about why anybody would do business with a spammer, a person who ignores normal rules of social behavior. >condem a product that you obviously have no information > about. How did that become obvious? Do you suppose that you are the first person here pushing such dental plans? Have you tried a Google search of this group on that subject? FYI my Bachelor's degree is in Business, I have taken the trouble to analyze several of these plans and find them to be without exception a ripoff. If you were not a spammer, I would be interested in discussing why your's are different. Vaughn > Troy Shellhammer I'm sure you don't intend on holding your breath for a response! <G> Fawks > How did that become obvious? Do you suppose that you are the first > person here pushing such dental plans? Have you tried a Google search of [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Vaughn > I'm sure you don't intend on holding your breath for a response! I'll bet he is off collecting the data right now. He will return any moment. Vaughn > <G> > Fawks [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> Vaughn And here is a better possible solution for those with affordability issues. I stumbled across this US service in a Canadian dental journal of all places. They provide free dentistry. Some of the regulars here might want to bookmark the link: http://www.nfdh.org/DDS.html Hint: DDS = Donated Dental Services SignatureRoy rem NADA to reply | Exscuse me, but this is a possible solution for individuals who cannot | recieve affordable dental insurance. It is a discount plan offered by [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] | | Troy Shellhammer >I love it when you do that. Thanks. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > For people that do not have dental insurance through work and it is too > expensive individually, a Discount Dental Plan is an increasingly > popular program. >There are over thirty different products that I have > been offering OH! Now I understand. You are a spammer. > all created by major insurance carriers What are the names of these "major insurance carriers"? Would they approve of your spamming? > as a more > affordable way to save money on dental, orthodontic, and oral surgeon > fees. They usually save 10% - 60% Bullshit! My PPO dentistry plan does not even do that. (Full disclosure: It is actually my ex- PPO dental plan. I fired it because it did not do "that". >off of the bottom line Again I say "Bullshit". >and unlike > dental insurance, there is no maximum benefit cap. Different programs > can be accessed and compared over the Internet without a commitment. > The network of dentists is a wide as an insurance plan due to the large > number of programs available. > To learn more please visit I don't wanna "visit". Just talk to us here on smd. How much of the premium money does the dentist get? How much do you get? > For those insurance agents who are not offering dental insurance, you > may become a provider of Discount Dental Plans. Oh Boy, MLM. >The service is > extremely easy to begin and maintain. You will receive a free website > that will effectively handle all of your clients questions, > maintenance, paperwork, and billing. Essentially, you just sign on to > program, Dpbrokers.com sets up the website for you And then we can have even more spammers, Great! >, and you give the > web address to any clients and they decide on the plan that fits them. > Commissions are 30% for the initial signup and 10% for any renewals. Again, how much does the dentist get? > For more information please contact me through email That sounds like fun! > or if you would like to read more about the program visit: Censored One final question, please answer here: Why would anybody do business with a spammer? Vaughn |
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