Find a cached webpage from 2005?

[SweetErika]

We're having issues with my husband's insurance company. Basically, they sold us one product that was described on their website and materials, then pulled a switcharoo. I want to appeal their decision to provide the lower coverage, but I need proof.

I need to find the dental plan described on the insurance company's website in 2005, when we signed up for coverage.

Is this possible?

If so, how would I search for and find such a thing?

 

[Luna_Bella]

I wish i could help you but I am no internet wiz. that said it is so wrong!!! I hope you can get what you need and make them literally pay!

 

[tocurpussy]

We're having issues with my husband's insurance company. Basically, they sold us one product that was described on their website and materials, then pulled a switcharoo. I want to appeal their decision to provide the lower coverage, but I need proof.

I need to find the dental plan described on the insurance company's website in 2005, when we signed up for coverage.

Is this possible?

If so, how would I search for and find such a thing?

The only way that I can think of is if they had an outside source do the web design. If so, maybe if you can get in contact somehow, they might still have it some place. If it is an in house web design, might as well forget it. Does any of your original paper work that you have show anything that you can use? When you took your policy out, that was5 years ago. The way insurance companys have been changing their coverages and premiums the last couple years, unless you had something that was locked in for the duration of the contract, they can legally change the coverage, but you had to be notified first of the change

 

[SubNebGuy]

Google does some caching of web pages too, but I'm not sure its going to go back to 2005.

You can also try the way back machine - http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

 

[NippleMuncher]

Google does some caching of web pages too, but I'm not sure its going to go back to 2005.

You can also try the way back machine - http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

That's the same link that we use. It can find a lot of things, but not all old things are still accessible. Good luck SweetE, hope you find what you're looking for.

 

[OzoneRed]

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[cannabisindica]

Ehow has some good advice here - http://www.ehow.com/how_4801170_cached-archived.html

A modification of their method (incase you do not have the old URL) - type out the keywords of the plan (i am hoping you have a print out or something). Use Google to search for those keywords, sentences and then use the 'cached' option to view.

Good luck!