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Infertility

ConceiveAbilities

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  • Mariah C

    Date: 12/26/2024

    Took their "50.00" survey. Never received it And the phone call was canceled its a huge scam, there referral incentives. I was accused of creating two profiles. Way to scam folks.

  • diane l

    Date: 12/05/2024

    I have signed up to fill out a questionnaire and talk to someone with a promise that I would get $100 and $50. I was never given the money as promised and they can't be reached anymore. I would be surprised if they really pay their surrogate.

  • Tara H

    Date: 05/23/2024

    I had signed up to learn about being a surrogate mother and completed my phone interview and was weighing my options. As a mother this is not something I take lightly. I signed up under a friend who was in the paid referral program and we both were to get paid for each completed step. While I was making my decision I received news that I have to stop breastfeeding and begin cancer therapy so I called the lady and let her know that I was unable to go any further and asked them about the missing payment for the phone call. I received nothing, no phone calls, email or $100 payment. If you can't pay for the steps taken how can you possibly pay for everything else? Not sure how to express how saddened I am with things.  

  • Zoey B

    Date: 03/20/2024

    They encourage people to sign up by offering $50 gift cards then another $50 if you have a phone interview with them. I signed up did not receive the incentive offered and they canceled the phone interview 3 times and had me reschedule it again just to cancel it again. They are deceptive in getting people to sign up then make it impossible to complete the phone interview. This is so shameful as this is a surrogate business whom have people who genuinely want to help not just for the incentive but they don't follow through with any of it.    

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