HealthCare.Gov - Capacity problems are being fixed.

[flghtr65]

There was far more interest in Obamacare than was originally expected. The computer problems are being fixed. System people are working around the clock to resolve the problems.

http://news.msn.com/us/obama-to-publ...alth-sign-ups/

[Guest123018-4]

There have been a LOT of misreported numbers trying to access the system. The reality was far fewer than first stated. The report for California was5 million and the reality was less than 600,000.
Not that it mattered, the system did not work.

[CJ7]

Originally Posted by The2Dogs

There have been a LOT of misreported numbers trying to access the system. The reality was far fewer than first stated. The report for California was5 million and the reality was less than 600,000.
Not that it mattered, the system did not work.

and the rightwingers hope and pray it never does

[Yssup Rider]

It works fine here. Takes patience, but I've been on it today with no problem., Just a 10 minute wait to login.

WAAAHHHH! WAAAHHHH! Waaahhhhh!

Keep whining babies!

[therock18]

Libtards want to fix the website to they can fuck as many people as possilbe. Assup loves to get fucked up the ass that is why he waits 10 mins to log in.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by The2Dogs

There have been a LOT of misreported numbers trying to access the system. The reality was far fewer than first stated. The report for California was5 million and the reality was less than 600,000.
Not that it mattered, the system did not work.

The system capacity was set up to handle 50,000 users logged on at the same time. They have been getting 5 times that amount. The additional servers will solve the capacity problem. So far 98,000 users have set up accounts. Far more people are looking for insurance than they had originally planned for.

[CuteOldGuy]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

The system capacity was set up to handle 50,000 users logged on at the same time. They have been getting 5 times that amount. The additional servers will solve the capacity problem. So 98,000 users have set up accounts. Far more people are looking for insurance than they had originally planned for.

Link? Or are just making this up?

[Guest040616]

Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

Link? Or are just making this up?

Prove that he's wrong! BTW, when are you and Jane going back to Hanoi!

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

The system capacity was set up to handle 50,000 users logged on at the same time. They have been getting 5 times that amount. The additional servers will solve the capacity problem. So 98,000 users have set up accounts. Far more people are looking for insurance than they had originally planned for.

Astro-turf much?

[Guest040616]

Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

Link? Or are just making this up?

Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDB

Astro-turf much?

It is not surprising that Hanoi COG and his personal ATF, "Sweet Ass" IIFFY show up at essentially the same time.

Hanoi COG-----> <-----"Sweet Ass" IIFFY

Are you two lovebirds all tuckered out from another evening of heavy breathing?

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by bigtex

Is it a surprise to anyone that Hanoi COG and his personal ATF, "Sweet Ass" IIFFY show up at essentially the same time?

Hanoi COG-----> <-----"Sweet Ass" IIFFY

Are you two lovebirds all tuckered out?

BigTits, I heard you use preparation-H for tooth paste. It soothes Yssup Haters ass when you TOSS his SALAD.

[Guest040616]

"Sweet Ass" IIFFY is all dressed up for another romantic encounter with his ATF, Hanoi COG.

They love to play dress up!!!!!

[nwarounder]

Obviously there are some old, sick people rushing to get signed up and take advantage of the subsidies they are being afforded. Why wouldn't they take advantage of that? What really matters is the number of young and/or healthy people that sign up because the insurance companies have based their rates on the promise of the government to force the healthy to sign up in order to subsidize the sick. Eventually they will be pressured and forced to show us some numbers, but what they will never tell you is the number of healthy people that signed up. The rise or fall of premiums will be the only indicator we will see.

One could only speculate that it must be, however, an extremely embarrassing amount of people that have actually signed up and bought insurance or the MSM would be broadcasting the tally on a 24/7 basis. Hell, they would have a counter on the lower right hand corner of the screen where the shutdown is now. Seeing Kathleen go stammering, stumbling, and dodging direct questions when asked how many actually signed up should be a clue to anyone with a hint of insight.

[flghtr65]

Originally Posted by flghtr65

The system capacity was set up to handle 50,000 users logged on at the same time. They have been getting 5 times that amount. The additional servers will solve the capacity problem. So far 98,000 users have set up accounts. Far more people are looking for insurance than they had originally planned for.

COF, here is the link for the 98,000 that have set up accounts. The capacity issue is in a different link. I'll look for it later.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/08/opinio...iref=allsearch

[EXTXOILMAN]

Originally Posted by nwarounder

Obviously there are some old, sick people rushing to get signed up and take advantage of the subsidies they are being afforded. Why wouldn't they take advantage of that? What really matters is the number of young and/or healthy people that sign up because the insurance companies have based their rates on the promise of the government to force the healthy to sign up in order to subsidize the sick. Eventually they will be pressured and forced to show us some numbers, but what they will never tell you is the number of healthy people that signed up. The rise or fall of premiums will be the only indicator we will see.

One could only speculate that it must be, however, an extremely embarrassing amount of people that have actually signed up and bought insurance or the MSM would be broadcasting the tally on a 24/7 basis. Hell, they would have a counter on the lower right hand corner of the screen where the shutdown is now. Seeing Kathleen go stammering, stumbling, and dodging direct questions when asked how many actually signed up should be a clue to anyone with a hint of insight.

+1.

Don't forget Libtard Lew on Sunday morning. Two embarrassing showings by cabinet level officials.