US Health Brokers Telemarketers, fraudulent, unproffesional, Hollywood, Florida

So I've been looking at getting health insurance. My spouse was looking up quotes for me on ehealthinsurance.com. She apparently put my phone number in a required field, and I got a call from an agent from US Health Brokers.

Since I am actually looking for insurance, I let her talk to me. At first, I was completely taken in, but I obviously wanted to do some research before I schilled out $250 a month plus an application fee. I googled the name of the company they were trying to sell insurance for (US health.) and found that there were scammers using that name.

I called back with a little more caution in mind, and asked for a printed policy. The person on the phone, a different person who said he was Tekoa's manager, said that that was no longer the way Health care was done anymore, and said that there was a "free look" period instead. He implied that a fifty page document was not something that was reasonable to expect to be mailed.

I said I was uncomfortable with sending money without seeing a printed policy first, and he said, I quote "Well, I guess you're not comfortable with getting insurance, buddy." and ended the call promptly. He was polite, but rather brusque once I made it clear that I wasn't going to pay for something that I couldn't have information on.

If it's wrong to want to read actual benefits before shilling out three figures a month for them, I don't want to be right. I'd advise steering clear of Us Health Brokers. If anyone wishes to file a rebuttal, please explain why I should pay a hundred dollars to apply for a plan that I can't see the text of first?