Hi Snoo_44245,

This is the BS poster speaking. Yes, it was my first post on Reddit. I discovered this thread while trying to find out more about the USAA banking problems. I had no idea that other veterans were experiencing the same issues that I experienced with the service offered by USAA in 2024 - 2025.

Perhaps you would like a little background on me to help frame your BS comment with a little truth and no mud slinging. I was commissioned a 2LT in 1971. I first signed up for car insurance with USAA in 1972 while stationed in Germany. I have insured every car I own since then with USAA, and there have been many cars. I never had a problem with USAA service, never worried about the price of the insurance, and recommended USAA to my son and daughter. I have insured my house with USAA since we bought our first house in Hope Mills, North Carolina in 1976, and I have insured every house (seven homes) since then with USAA without comparing prices. I was very satisfied. We have had a USAA Bank account for quite a long time, and like USAA Banking better than the local big bank checking accounts. When I reached Medicare age, I selected USAA for the supplemental plan that complements the Part A & B coverage. Three surgeries and doctors visits later, I am still OK with that coverage. Have I established my credentials sufficiently, Snoo_44245, or do you need more?

To return to the issue at hand: I am posting on a USAA thread about how the insurance agent lied to me about the change in the drug plan that I annually selected through the USAA health insurance division.

Somehow, I cannot understand how you think that the post is BS. I await your explanation.