If the policy isn't spelled out up front, the customer can refuse to pay it. But if the target is from a foreign country, they probably won't know that.
As weird as this seems, it makes sense. Unlike some contracted surrogates, grandma didn't have regrets about giving the baby up after birth because he's still part of her family.
And, since baby girls are born with all the eggs they'll ever have, the fertilized egg transfer was a matter of getting back what she'd once had in her body before. That may actually help the odds of success over a non-relative transfer.
A guy at Fark asked his Swedish girlfriend about it and she was shocked to hear the chef was supposed to be a Swedish man. She thought he was called that because he tried to cook Swedish food, and did it badly.
I've worked a couple of places where the boss takes out life insurance policies on all the employees. I think they get a "group discount" for that, and when one person dies, it's all worth it to the boss. But in that instance, there is a relationship of a sort.
And, since baby girls are born with all the eggs they'll ever have, the fertilized egg transfer was a matter of getting back what she'd once had in her body before. That may actually help the odds of success over a non-relative transfer.