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It should be in private between me and the recipient.

There is no need in jurisprudence...

Ahh, but there is. One has to know the laws very well, even in one's own country. What I am going to do, if the thread isn't shut down first, is to find out what the laws say, and then what the actual conditions are, and so on. We have a nice network of medical acquantainces as well.

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Ahh, but there is. One has to know the laws very well, even in one's own country. What I am going to do, if the thread isn't shut down first, is to find out what the laws say, and then what the actual conditions are, and so on. We have a nice network of medical acquantainces as well.

You are right.

But when I will find the recipient ready to have the deal with me, it is better to do transplantation in other country.

Our medicine not at high level.

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You are right.

But when I will find the recipient ready to have the deal with me, it is better to do transplantation in other country.

Our medicine not at high level.

The plot thickens.

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How did you find this thread, Alex? Do you patrol the Internet looking for anyone discussing it? Or are you a lurker who just happens to have an interest in making some money in an unusual fashion?

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cinepro:

Paying for it will not materially increase the supply, but it will effectively limit those who recieve the organ to those that are rich enough to afford it.

I disagree. Allowing payment for organs will dramatically increase the supply, and if rich people are able to buy organs, they will no longer be on the lists of people waiting for donated organs and thus the chances for non-rich people to get organs will also increase. If you can prove otherwise, I suspect there is a Nobel Prize for Economics with your name on it.

And contrary to popular opinion, organ donations aren't "free". There are massive costs involved, and many, many people make money from the process, including the hospitals, nurses, surgeons, and medical equipment suppliers. We don't demand that all of these people "donate" their time and skills, but for some reason it's just shocking that the person who is providing the organ (or their estate) might also be compensated for their contribution.

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How did you find this thread, Alex? Do you patrol the Internet looking for anyone discussing it? Or are you a lurker who just happens to have an interest in making some money in an unusual fashion?

I look for the rich recipient for a long time, you can find many my notes in the Internet. I received many interesting offers, but there is not enough for me...

Interesting situation.....

http://rt.com/news/u...ant-organs-645/

It is one of the reasons why I want to do it in other country.

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Debate where I live kinda about if organ donation is wrong if you got paid for it. Heck, if someone paid me for my kidney or bone marrow or who knows, take what you need baby. What do you think of organ donation? Would the Church object to it?

Once I am done with them...don't care he gets them
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Since he is just here to find a 'sponsor', I doubt you will have much time to play with him, Volga.

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I disagree. Allowing payment for organs will dramatically increase the supply, and if rich people are able to buy organs, they will no longer be on the lists of people waiting for donated organs and thus the chances for non-rich people to get organs will also increase. If you can prove otherwise, I suspect there is a Nobel Prize for Economics with your name on it.

And contrary to popular opinion, organ donations aren't "free". There are massive costs involved, and many, many people make money from the process, including the hospitals, nurses, surgeons, and medical equipment suppliers. We don't demand that all of these people "donate" their time and skills, but for some reason it's just shocking that the person who is providing the organ (or their estate) might also be compensated for their contribution.

It works just the opposite. Those that have the gold make the rules. Say you have $10.000 for a needed kidney. I have $10,000,000. Who do you think is going to get that kidney?

I never said that it is was free to everyone involved. Only the donor shouldn't get paid for it.

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