Core offer
Crowd Health offers crowdfunded healthcare at $99/month for three months with code TFTC
Crowd Health promotes Crowd Health offers crowdfunded healthcare at $99/month for three months with code TFTC across this observed podcast campaign.
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No recurring promo code was observed.
Crowd Health offers crowdfunded healthcare at $99/month for three months with code TFTC
You sign up for Crowd Health, pay a monthly fee, help out with other people's bills, and it's significantly cheaper than health insurance.
The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script
I feel good. I feel taken care of. I feel blessed, healthy, happy. And that is because I'm a Crowd Health member. My family and I have been Crowd Health members for five years now. This month marks five years since we joined Crowd Health. We've had two babies, multiple health events, and we're never going back to health insurance. Crowd Health is crowdfunded healthcare. You sign up for Crowd Health, pay a monthly fee, help out with other people's bills, and it's significantly cheaper than health insurance. We were on COBRA as a family of three when I left my last job before I went full time with CFTC and joined Crowd Health. Now as a family of five, we pay, I believe, $700 a month. It's significantly cheaper. They negotiate prices lower for you, consistently negotiating healthcare prices as much as 50, 60, or 80%. In many cases, they help out with babies. If you have a pregnancy, you pay the first $3,000 and the crowd covers the rest. If you have a regular health event, you pay $500 and the crowd pays the rest. Go to joincrowdhealth.com. Sign up today. Use code TFTC to opt out of health insurance. I'm uninsured, baby, and I love it. Use code TFTC at joincrowdhealth.com and you'll get $99 a month for the first three months on the Crowd Health platform and in the community. Bitcoiners, you found sovereign money, now find sovereign health and sovereign health care.
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