Has ANYONE Actually Been Able To Successfully Sign Up For Obamacare Yet?Michael Snyder So exactly what in the world is going on here? Certainly a few of the millions of visitors to these websites must have successfully signed up for health insurance, right? In the end, whether a handful of Americans have been able to sign up for health insurance or not is not the real issue. The real issue is that the launch of the most highly touted health law in U.S. history has been an epic fail. So how many Americans have actually enrolled in Obamacare at this point? The Obama administration claims that they do not have the numbers. According toCNN, approximately 52,000 health insurance applications had been started as of Friday And according to the Wall Street Journal, large health insurance companies say that only hundreds of Americans have enrolled so far Incredibly, only about 1 out of every 100 applications being submitted on the Obamacare health exchanges contain enough information to get an applicant successfully enrolled in a health insurance plan Talk about a colossal disaster. So why is this happening? Why cant more people get enrolled? Well, the number one reason people cant get signed up are the monumental technical failures. For example, just check out what happened when a reporter from Georgia spent all day trying to sign up for Obamacare Another news organization has been detailing the nightmare that one person in Pennsylvania has been enduring in her attempt to get signed up for Obamacare. The following is what happened when she contacted Live Chat in order to get some answers to her questions This kind of thing is not just happening to one person. All over the country, millions of Americans are experiencing these kinds of extremely frustrating technical glitches. In aprevious article, I included some quotes from ordinary Americans that were posted on the official Obamacare Facebook page about the technical glitches that are happening -Good grief. Day three of trying and still cant get on this website. The government KNEW about this thing going live for two years. TWO YEARS! And this is the best they could do? I shudder to think whats going to happen once they are in control of my healthcare. They cant even get their website functioning properly. If my business had rolled out a piece of crap that worked like this Id be out of business. -How is it that Facebook, which is a non-essential social networking web site, can reliably handle BILLIONS of electronic interactions per second, but the Healthcare.gov site, which is literally the very heart of the Obamacare program wasnt ready for the obvious millions of visitors that you had to know it would be receiving? -im just going to stop even bothering for a couple weeks or so once the fervor dies down, hopefully ill be able to actually create an account! -And yet another day and several tries I once again keep getting nothing but a completely blank page after I log in. The top tab says Successful URL. Oh how ironic. -Didnt these Feds ever have mothers that told them not to lie? Maybe they were raised in the wild. This system is trash. I cant verify my identity or upload documents. Also whats with Experian verifying IDs? Dont care for that at all. -the website cant verify my identitythe people at the experian verification number cant verify my identity either.i tried to upload a scan of my drivers license, and that wont work eithervery annoying process.ive wasted 3 days on this junk. Will the Obama administration ever get this fixed? That is a very good question. Meanwhile, many Americans that are already covered by health insurance are finding out that their rates are going through the roof thanks to Obamacare. The following example comes from a recentMercury News article Have you heard from your health insurance company lately? If not, you probably will be soon, and it will probably not be good news. So what do you think of Obamacare so far? Please feel free to share your thoughts by posting a comment below This article first appeared here at the American Dream. Michael Snyder is a writer, speaker and activist who writes and edits his own blogs The American Dream and Economic Collapse Blog. Follow him on Twitter here. 