privat means you pay, and that sentence has saved more confusion in this channel than anything else, that was 2024
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how do you deal with a supplier whose support
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- fibre_first — how do you deal with a supplier whose support is in one language only 16:02
private route here looks like language friction was worse than paperwork friction for me, and that surprised me, as of when i last checked
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building on that the language barrier with support is real. i write in short plain english and it works better than good english does, that is one insurer not one country
moved country, reporting reimbursement is nationally organised, so a bloc-wide answer to a reimbursement question does not exist, quoted in writing
research use only material is not approved for human use anywhere in the eu or outside it, say where you are and it gets easier to answer
[edited]the terminology genuinely differs between languages and half the confusion in this channel is translation, in New Zealand at least
checked this month and the private route is nationally organised almost everywhere, which is why the prices vary so much, the insurer mattered more
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language friction note nothing here is legal advice and the rules genuinely differ between two towns on the same border, that was 2024
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check the date on that
write simple english
moved country, started over
verbal is not a quote
nordics are brutal
this was 2024 so a swedish member put their monthly cost at roughly double what a polish member was paying, as of last year, three to five working days for me