However, I've spent thousands of dollars just in the past year alone to physicians, none of whom had any hesitation in accepting my cash. I have never heard the cryonics proponents promising anything other than an honest attempt at performing cryosuspension and preservation for a possible future revival. Nowhere have they said that revival is assured. Nowhere have they given any guarantee about a minimal duration until revival or as to what physical condition a revived client might have. In a way they are like honest physicians who nowhere promise anything except a sincere effort.
Cryonic suspension is expensive and offers false hopes.
Expense is a relative term, and the money spent is that of the client or an agent acting under the direction of the client. The money spent is not the government's money. It is not the insurance company's money. It is the client's. It is true that there are other places the money could go.