TownHallForHope.com has now posted several options for viewing the complete video of Dave Ramsey’s Town Hall For Hope Event. Unfortunately, none of them are free.
- You can view the entire 87 minute video on “online demand” for [$1.99]. It should be noted that this is a live stream and can be viewed up to 10 times. It’s available immediately after purchase, but you must have a broadband internet connect and have Flash installed.
- You can download the video for [$7.95] - EDIT: This option is now available with the other two. The file is over one GB, so be aware that it could take a while to download.
- You can order a pack of 10 DVD’s of the event for [$38.95] – This seems to be a good option for churches, businesses, or individuals whom would like to give them as gifts to family. The website states these are commercial-free and “high-quality” widescreen.
Before you buy, I encourage you to check out my own personal review of the live event. I’m dissapointed that they are not offering at least the streaming video for free. If they needed to, they could monetize with advertisements or cross-product promotion throughout the stream.
Despite this, my review demonstrated that there was a ton of interest in this event. If you were unable to attend you might want to check out one of these options.
A special thanks to @ChristianPF for first tipping me off to these video options on twitter.
What about you? Were you able to attend Town Hall For Hope live? If not, would you consider paying a couple bucks to watch the full stream? Give me some feedback by commenting below!
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I’m disappointed too. If he really wanted to spread hope he’d post the video for free. And letting people watch the video for free would get them more advertising anyway and more new Dave Ramsey fans. Instead, only people who already know him are going to be watching. Preaching to the choir.
Oh well, thanks for the heads up. I’ve read/watched/heard (and enjoyed!) so much Dave Ramsey I don’t think I need to bother paying to watch this one. I’ll be gazelle intense and put my money to better use