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2 years ago

How should agent Erin respond when consumer Mrs. Rose notices that the presented MA Plan has a Star Rating of 2 stars

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aliina [53]2 years ago

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The way that Erin should tell the consumer Mrs Rose that the plan has received a below average rating.

<h3>What is a consumer?</h3>

It should be noted that a consumer is a individual who buys goods primarily to meet his needs.

Here, the customer has a rating of 2 stars and should be told that he has a below average rating.

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