Posted on January 22, 2026

By Dr. Veera Saghar

fertility

AI SMART SUMMARY

The fertility industry is filled with promise — and unfortunately, with predators.
Every month, families lose thousands of dollars to unlicensed fertility brokers, fake egg donor websites, and unauthorized “middlemen.”

This guide shows you how to spot the red flags, verify real credentials, and understand the legal protections built into EggDonors4All’s Tier-1 licensed system — where every donor, embryo, and transaction is traceable, auditable, and backed by U.S. law.

“Hope deserves protection — not exploitation.”
Dr. Veera Saghar

The Hidden Side of Fertility: A $6 Billion Opportunity for Scammers

The fertility industry has exploded in value — and so have fraudulent operations.
With over $6 billion spent annually on IVF and egg donation, opportunists prey on emotionally vulnerable families desperate for a child.

Fake agencies promise miracle results, “discounted frozen eggs,” or “guaranteed matches” — then disappear after collecting payment.
Others outsource to unlicensed labs that mishandle eggs or embryos.

The Cost of Fertility Fraud

  • $20,000–$60,000 lost per family
  • Embryos stored or shipped illegally
  • Identity theft through falsified donor profiles
  • Emotional trauma and shattered trust

“In a market built on hope, trust must be proven — not assumed.”

Top 7 Warning Signs of a Fertility Scam

1. No FDA Registration or State License

Always ask for an FDA Establishment ID and state licensing proof.
If the agency can’t produce these documents, they cannot legally handle human reproductive tissue.

2. Unrealistic Success Guarantees

Be wary of “100% pregnancy success” claims. No program can guarantee that outcome.
EggDonors4All guarantees Day-5 blastocysts — not pregnancies — because we deal in science, not sales pitches.

3. No Physical Address or Medical Director

A legitimate fertility agency must have an on-record Medical Director and a verifiable clinic address.

4. Anonymous Donor Databases with Stock Photos

Many fraudulent sites use fake donor profiles sourced from image libraries.
EggDonors4All’s database is authenticated — with verified photos, background, and medical documentation.

5. Payment in Cryptocurrency or Cash Apps

Always pay through traceable, U.S.-based financial channels.
Unlicensed agencies often ask for crypto or wire transfers to evade accountability.

6. Lack of Legal Contracts or Oversight

Every egg donor match should come with legally binding contracts reviewed by a licensed fertility attorney.

7. Silence on FDA/State Inspections

If an agency has never been inspected or audited — it’s likely not legitimate.

The Role of Licensing in Fraud Prevention

FDA Registration (Federal Law)

Agencies handling eggs, sperm, or embryos must register as Human Tissue Establishments under 21 CFR Part 1271.
This ensures donor testing, tissue traceability, and chain-of-custody protocols.

EggDonors4All’s registration protects clients against untraceable losses and ensures every sample is tracked from donor to delivery.

New York State Licensing (State Law)

Under Article 43-B of Public Health Law, agencies must be licensed as Tissue Banks to serve NY residents.
EggDonors4All is both FDA-registered and NYS-licensed — a rare Tier-1 distinction.

The Regulatory Advantage of Tier-1 Agencies

Category Unlicensed “Broker” Average Clinic EggDonors4All (Tier-1)
FDA Registration Partial
NYS Licensing
Chain-of-Custody Tracking Partial
Donor ID Verification Partial
Blastocyst Guarantee
Transparency Reports

“Tier-1 means zero gray zones. Every embryo has a paper trail and a purpose.”

Case Study 1 — “The Agency That Vanished”

Profile: Lydia & Tom, Chicago
They paid $28,000 to a “discount fertility site” for frozen eggs.
The eggs were never shipped — the company was unlicensed and dissolved weeks later.

They later joined EggDonors4All’s Guaranteed Blastocyst Program, where five viable embryos were created within one cycle.

“After being scammed once, we wanted transparency. EggDonors4All gave us proof, not promises.”

Case Study 2 — “The Lab with No License”

Profile: Renee & Alex, Boston
Their embryos were handled by an unlicensed lab that lost temperature control during shipment.
After joining EggDonors4All, they received full FDA documentation, chain-of-custody tracking, and verified blastocyst results.

“We realized that trust is something you can audit.”

EggDonors4All’s Fraud-Proof Model

  • Dual Licensing (FDA + NYS) — ensures all embryos are legally traceable.
  • AI-Driven Audit Logs — every culture, temperature change, and handoff is digitally recorded.
  • Transparent Contracts — signed before any payment or medical step.
  • Zero Hidden Fees — flat-rate model for complete predictability.
  • Ethical Marketing — no inflated success rates, no bait-and-switch packages.

How to Verify a Legitimate Agency

  • Step 1: Search the FDA’s Human Tissue Establishment Database (publicly available).
  • Step 2: Ask for a copy of the agency’s NYS Tissue Bank License (if applicable).
  • Step 3: Request the name of their Medical Director and primary laboratory partner.
  • Step 4: Check online reviews and the BBB (Better Business Bureau).
  • Step 5: Confirm they provide full transparency on donor profiles and outcomes.

EggDonors4All offers verification upfront — before you sign or pay.

Expert Commentary

“The best way to prevent fraud is through visibility.
We show clients every document that protects them — before they even ask.”
Dr. Veera Saghar

Fraud Prevention by Design — Our Data

Safeguard Industry Standard EggDonors4All Practice
Donor Medical Screening 60–70% 100% (FDA-verified)
Lab Chain-of-Custody 75% 100% (Digital)
Transparent Cost Disclosure 50% 100% (Flat-rate)
Refund Policy for Failures <10% 100% (Guaranteed)
Legal Compliance Audits Rare Annual Third-Party Audit

The Emotional Cost of Fertility Fraud

Losing embryos or money is devastating — but the emotional fallout lasts longer.
That’s why EggDonors4All operates with radical transparency — families can track every embryo in real time and access their records through secure online portals.

“Our clients never have to wonder where their embryos are. They know.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How can I check if my fertility agency is legitimate?

Ans : Ask for FDA registration proof and a state license. Cross-check both online.

Q. What should I do if I suspect a fertility scam?

Ans : Report to the FDA Office of Criminal Investigations and State Attorney General’s Office.

Q. How does EggDonors4All ensure transparency?

Ans : All transactions, chain-of-custody logs, and embryo outcomes are verified and available to clients.

Q. Are your programs insured?

Ans : Yes — all biological materials are insured under our licensed laboratory network.

Testimonials

“We lost $30,000 before finding EggDonors4All. Their transparency saved us.” Rina & Amit, NY

“For the first time, I could see my embryos’ development online. That’s real accountability.” Priya, CA

“If every agency followed these standards, fertility fraud would disappear.” Dr. H., Partner IVF Specialist

Educational Takeaway

Fertility fraud thrives on confusion.
Licensing and transparency end it.

When families work with Tier-1 agencies like EggDonors4All, every step is legally documented, medically verified, and financially protected — ensuring that your investment builds life, not loss.

“Hope is sacred. That’s why we protect it with science.”

Before you trust anyone with your family’s future, verify their credentials.
Choose a partner that’s legally accountable — and emotionally invested — in your success.

Dr. Veera Saghar
Physician – Donor Coordinator  veera@surrogacy4all.com

As an Egg Donor Coordinator, she plays a critical role in our company. Her background as a medical graduate from ISRA UNIVERSITY in Pakistan provides us with a solid foundation in the medical sciences. She has seven years of clinical experience practicing in the USA. This has given her firsthand experience when collaborating with patients and their families.

She is responsible for managing the process of egg donation from start to finish. We identify and screen potential egg donors.