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These people are perpitrating a fraud a***nst people who are desperatly seeking health insurance.  They tell you exactly what you want to hear because their objective is to ***n access to your checking account.  If you feel that you have been victimized, put your complaint in writing and send photocopies of anything you have received from these people to your state Department of Insurance. If you can't get these people to stop the automatic withdrawal have your bank do it, your complaint to the bank should be in writing and detailed. Each states Attorney Generals Office should have a Consumer Fraud Unit write to them a detailed report on how you were defrauded by these people.  Remember, Only buy insurance from a licensed agent. There is no good reason to give your checking account information to anyone. Remember if you are really buying insurance you have a right to see the policy before you spend a dime. If this did not happen for you then you were scammed.In California send your complaint to: California Department of Managed Health Care980 9th Street, Suite 500Sacramento, CA 96814Attn: Enforcement Matter 07-385