After four hours of being put on hold and “dozens of errors,” Rep. Bill Flores (R-TX) complained Saturday on Twitter that he wasn’t sure if he successfully enrolled in a health care plan.
In a series of tweets, the Texas Republican detailed his frustration while trying to sign up for health coverage through the Washington, D.C.-based online exchange, where most members of Congress enroll in insurance policies.
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare using @DCHealthLink AWFUL experience–hours of time, dozens of errors, not sure I have coverage
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare using @DCHealthLink AWFUL experience–printed dozens of pages of error messages–will post soon
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare using @DCHealthLink AWFUL experience–had to install new browser because they don’t like MS IE
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare using @DCHealthLink AWFUL experience–total phone time on hold in excess of 4 hours
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare using @DCHealthLink AWFUL experience–why does #POTUS think this is good for America?!!
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
Just finished trying to enroll in #Obamacare @DCHealthLink #POTUS said that govt is incompetent, so why make America subject to bureaucrats?
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
My favorite @DCHealthLink #ERROR message–Error 500–Internal Server Error From RFC 2068 Hypertext Transfer Protocol — HTTP/1.1:10.5.500
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
I got the same @DCHealthLink #Obamacare messages while using MS IE, Chrome, and Firefox browsers. This is the ultimatebureaucrat #epicfail
— Rep. Bill Flores (@RepBillFlores) December 7, 2013
[h/t The Hill]
