simplecomplex

My wife and I take no medications and are healthy. Our combined premium is now nearing $1000/mo. I am self employed. I would much rather save the $12,000 a year.

The argument I hear for having health insurance is that they pay for unexpected expenses. But that doesn't make sense to me. If some unexpected health event happened and we ended up in the hospital, and then ended up with $100k bill, wouldn't we be able to just pay that down over time like any other debt? Why is it necessary that insurance pays the debt?

The fact that we currently spend 20% of our after-tax income on health insurance is starting to seem absurd, when we don't actually foresee needing anything but emergency hospital treatment for unexpected accidents.

I purchased a domain through a reseller. The domain was listed as non-premium in the WHOIS DB. The registrar is now saying that they listed a premium domain by mistake, and do not want to honor the sale. The reseller is in negotiations with them. The registrar is stalling as its been almost a month now.

Does anyone know what the rules/law is surrounding this situation? How can I ensure I get the domain I purchased?