United Health Care AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans Ripped Off For 3 years Paying For Insurance When Not On Medicare Nationwide

This company United Healthcare sold me a Medicare-Medigap coverage for

$13.50 monthly  for 3 years, starting in the state of Indiana, which I later moved to Tennessee, and  discovered this insurance is  useless unless your already receiving Medicare  which I am NOT; I purchased the insurance  feeling that I would have  this coverage already in place once I did receive Medicare, since I am disabled.  After doing some checking, I discovered  this coverage  is  not  at all what it claims- I cancelled  coverage, and  did  not receive  ANY refund of the premiums I paid  into this plan, even though AARP and United health Care were well aware of my  age at the  time I took  out  the  coverage, which I might add  there was never any mention that it was  necessarry  to be  on Medicare  in order to  obtain coverage. I discovered  this insurance was  worthless  after an ER visit  in 2012 before I moved. AARP  nor  United Healthcare  bothered  to  refund  any  monies  I paid  in, they just  sign  up  anyone  and  take  your  money. Had  this  company  been  up front  with  their  requirements, I would  not have  purchased  it; I planned  to  possiblty  be  ahead  of  things  with  having  this  in  place  when I do go  on Medicare, however, I became disgusted  with lack of response  that I had  paid  for insurance the  company had  no right  to accept  my  application as I was  not  on Medicare; All they did was  send  a  sorry  to  see  you  go  letter, & kept  the  money; I would tell  anyone  to  not  bother  with  this  company, they pay  nothing, and  those I have  spoken  to  who  are  on Medicare  have  said  the  same. It  is  inexpensive, because  you  have  little  to  no  coverage. Would  have  been  professional  if  the  company  had  stated  I was  uninsurable due to  not being on Medicare, rather  than  take  my  money;