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Newsgroups: sci.cryonics
From: (hEpCaT)
Subject: Re: Trans Time, Inc.
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Date: Wed, 6 Dec 1995 08:14:33 GMT
sez:
> Hi, anyone know if Trans Time has a web page. I know Alcor does.
To my knowledge, they don't have a page, but then again Art Quaife would
probably be able to say for sure... Art?
> By the
> way, any thoughts as to which cryonics groups are the most legitimate?
I think you'll find that the most legitimate cryonics organizations will
be the ones that have been around a while and gained a reputation for
themselves. Alcor, for example, has been in existence for over 20 years
and has proven itself worthy again and again. The other cryonics groups
such as ACS, CI and Trans Time have done likewise. There are also new
additions to the industry, such as a conglomerate like CryoCare, but until
they have been around for a while and proved themselves as the others
have, then they should of course be treated accordingly.
I would advise you to get information from all the cryonics organizations
(a complete list can be found in the FAQ, or I can email it to you), and I
also think that you should find out as much as you can about every place
you consider and ask questions of their officers and their staff and be
sure to get copies of their financial statements so you can see what
condition they are in. That is about the only answer I can give you.
Also, if it is at all possible for you to visit the various cryonics
facilities there are, then I recommend doing that as well.
Ever forward,
David
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