Should I donate Sperm?

jd_1984 | 12:36 Wed 05th Dec 2012 | ChatterBank

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I heard a radio advert explaining that local sperm donation is being encouraged with £35 returned in payment. I am not sure ho I feel about it, other than the money would be welcome (if you get paid per donation)??

Does anyone know the criteria and what is actually involved?

Im getting lazier each year !

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Canary42

It's you who make the payment, not receive it LOL

Old_Geezer

If you get paid then surely it no longer qualifies as a donation ?

jd_1984

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WHAT!!!

jd_1984

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I am going to research the radio ad now

netibiza

and anyway, read the rules first. I think that any children conceived with your sperm can contact you, so do you want hundreds of kids turning up on your doorstep??

ojread2

No, you dont pay, you receive the payment
Not sure what the criteria is, but it's very sexist. women are not paid for their eggs

jd_1984

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http://www.juicefm.com/local/sperm-donation-with-the-hewitt-fertility-centre/

yogasun

I don't think that sounds enough money for such a 'donation'.
You will have to undergo some medical checks for inherited diseases, etc.

Canary42

I was only joking jd, go for it !

ojread2

http://www.londonspermbank.com/

Netbitza is wrong BTW

RATTER15

So how does that work, is it by prior appointment or do you just crack one of on the way to the pub for beer money?

Ive had the snip so I dont think they will want mine.

Old_Geezer

Laws change all the time. If you are in the records sooner or later folk will likely be allowed to trace their natural parents, if only to check for possible health issues in later life.