A Reminder to Members Again: Do Not Use the Anti-Cancer Commune as a Substitute for Insurance

Can you skip buying insurance by joining the Anti-Cancer Commune?

No!

Insurance should still be bought; it is indispensable.

The Anti-Cancer Commune works on a principle similar to insurance, but it is not insurance. Compared with a commercial insurance company, on the one hand its operating mechanism is greatly different, and on the other hand it carries instability. The bankruptcy and closure of commercial insurance companies are strictly regulated, which can protect policyholders' interests, but the Anti-Cancer Commune currently has no such regulation.

We strive to become a Century Commune, but the risks in operation are considerable. If we cannot maintain enough members, the Commune may in effect collapse.

Similar models and platforms absolutely do not have the right or the ability to provide a backstop. If anyone promises you that they will definitely pay you enough in the future, they are certainly deceiving you.

The Commune's positioning is to supplement social security and commercial insurance. Never treat it as your sole form of protection.