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When it comes to the experience of being deceived when it comes to in vitro fertilization in Thailand, it must be a minority. Most people have successfully completed in vitro fertilization. Of course, a small number of people who have been deceived deserve our attention. Come on Let’s discuss some examples of being deceived.

First of all, there are several characteristics of those who were deceived:

Being deceived by low prices. Some intermediaries directly advertised that there is no intermediary fee, and the package price is set at an extremely low price, which does not meet the requirements at first glance. The general situation in the industry is that this is not the time to take advantage of others. When you see this, you should be more vigilant or turn around and leave.

Follow-up services are not implemented in place. This is what you see during the signing process, but it contains some situations that you cannot expect. Responsible people will not do this, and those with shallow qualifications and little experience will not do it. I won't remind you that after signing the contract and getting the money, there is no service at all.

The shortcomings of personal translation are that many part-time translators are cheap. However, we are doing in vitro fertilization, not traveling. It should be clear that personal translators are not qualified for professional medical explanation and communication.

Under the guise of self-help, they are doing sideline things behind the scenes, such as the self-help strategy, which is just a cover. It is also an intermediary, but it does not do normal test tubes and earns Things that are borderline illegal and derived from test tubes.