This has happened to me twice and want to make other MiniMed clients aware
of it:
Several years ago I received a call from someone about MiniMed (auditor?)
having $400 in my name and what did I want done with it. I did not know how
they got it and since it was my money, I requested it.

In April I charged $495 on my Visa for a replacement 506 until my ins.Co.
approved the 507c. I was told I would be credited with after the balance of
my deductible, which was about $285, when MM received the 506.

I waited and waited for a return mailer (the longer I had the 506, the

longer I was paying interest on that $285). I called in May and got a
mailer. July 2 I called MM to inquire why I still had not been credited. I
was told they received the 506 6/4, but that my MiniMed account, not my
Visa would be credited. I said I was highly offended by this practice and
why would I charge that much to pay interest so they could hold my money.

AS A CAUTION - IF YOU ARE A MiniMed CLIENT - CHECK TO SEE IF YOU HAVE FUNDS
IN THEIR POSSESSION. It is against the law for banks to hold an overage in
escrow accounts. What about MiniMed doing this? I received a year’s worth
of supplies with the 507c - therefore they would have had my money for a
year and I not know it.

Jan

jan hughey wrote: