Complaint Review: New England Cryogenic Center - Cambridge Massachusetts
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- New England Cryogenic Center 179 1/2 Harvard St. Apt 3 Cambridge, Massachusetts United States of America
- Phone: 6179019061
- Web:
- Category: Pregnancy Services
New England Cryogenic Center NECC unethical breach of contract sperm donation missing compensation rip-off poor standards low quality Cambridge, Massachusetts
*UPDATE Employee: Issue Settled
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New England Cryogenic Center's staff and medical doctor failed to abide by the FDA''s sperm regulations by accepting 84 samples of specimen from a European (Portuguese) donor.
The company is also at fault for unethical conduct by failing to honor donor Yago de Quay''s contract. NECC thus owes this donor compensation for $3,160.00 worth of unpaid sperm specimens.
Upon further inquiry with the company, they have failed to respond to numerous phone calls & email complaints regarding this pressing issue.
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#1 UPDATE Employee
Issue Settled
AUTHOR: Counselor - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 30, 2010
The issues raised by the previous poster have all been settled. As a matter of clearing the air, however, I will state the following facts:
1. There was no failure to abide by regulations on the part of NECC or its staff. Accepting specimens from anyone is fine, so long as no specimens are sold or used by any clients. No specimens from this particular donor were sold or used.
2. If the poster was a donor, then the donor breached confidentiality and anonymity provisions of his contract with NECC.
3. NECC has settled the amounts owed to said donor and the issue was resolved in a timely manner.
4. NECC maintains the highest standards of ethical and regulatory conduct when screening donors.
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