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  2. Kidney trade in Iran - Wikipedia

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    In contrast, a compatible kidney sold on the global black-market can cost in excess of $160,000 in some cases. [12] One payment option is the official contract, which gives the donor the US$1,219 (in 2001), and is paid immediately after the surgery. The kidney recipient may also negotiated with the donor by providing additional money or other ...

  3. Organ trade - Wikipedia

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    The kidney is the most commonly sought-after organ in transplant tourism, with prices for the organ ranging from as little as $1,300 [13] to as much as $150,000. [55] Reports estimate that 75% of all illegal organ trading involves kidneys. [56] The liver trade is also prominent in transplant tourism, with prices ranging from $4,000 [57] to ...

  4. 12 Best Things To Pawn For Extra Cash - AOL

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    If you need quick cash, a pawnshop could be a good option for you. Find out which items are in high demand and what you can pawn for $50, $100 or $500. 12 Best Things To Pawn For Extra Cash

  5. Need to pay off your student loans? Sell a kidney! - AOL

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  6. Gang removed hundreds of kidneys to sell to wealthy clients ...

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    Police in eastern Pakistan have smashed an illegal organ harvesting ring, arresting eight people for surgically removing kidneys from hundreds of patients for wealthy people needing a transplant ...

  7. Organ theft - Wikipedia

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    The scandal involved a local clinic operating for approximately six to seven years. Donors were enticed with around $300 or more for the removal of a kidney, [10] initially under the guise of job opportunities. Later, they were coerced or drugged against their will to undergo kidney removal surgeries. [11]

  8. National Organ Transplant Act of 1984 - Wikipedia

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    This plan put healthy human kidneys in the price range of up to $10,000 plus a $2,000 to $5,000 commission fee for Jacobs. [5] NOTA was a response to this proposal, making it criminal to transfer human organs for valuable consideration for human transplantation. [6] At the time NOTA was passed, there was an 80% survival rate for kidney transplants.

  9. A year-long investigation has revealed desperate people in Myanmar, hawking their organs to wealthy people on social media.