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Ancestry - Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find an Ancestry promo code?
While Ancestry doesn’t accept traditional promo codes to discount your order, it does offer occasional sales to save up to $60 on your membership. Find these deals on the Ancestry website’s Pricing page. Click the discounted membership you want to buy and complete the checkout process to secure your deal.
How does Ancestry collect my DNA?
When you buy a DNA test, you’ll receive an AncestryDNA kit that includes a tube to fill with your salvia and a mailer to ship it back. Lab results provided by Quest Diagnostics will typically become available within eight weeks via email notification.
How does Ancestry manage my privacy?
Ancestry allows customers to opt out of research consent and delete DNA test results. You can also choose not to be listed as a DNA match and select the amount of information to share about your results. Manage your Ancestry privacy settings on your Account Settings page.
What regional ethnicities are included in AncestryDNA matches?
AncestryDNA results include more than 1,800 international regions across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and West Asia. Review the full list of included regions on the AncestryDNA Regions page.
Will AncestryDNA ThruLines change my family tree data?
No. AncestryDNA ThruLines are helpful insights designed to analyze your family tree for possible connections. Incorrect information on family trees may lead to inaccurate ThruLines, and ThruLines will not edit or suggest edits to family tree data. AncestryDNA ThruLines are available back to fifth-generation great-grandparents.
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Save up to 50% on Membership With Ancestry Deals
Explore your family history with a discount on Ancestry software. Ancestry has the largest global genealogy database, with over 30 billion records and 20 million people listed worldwide. Save up to $60 on Ancestry and AncestryDNA products when you pay up front, and review Ancestry’s blog for free historical content. Sign up today for a free 14-day Ancestry trial to experience Ancestry’s powerful database risk-free.
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Pay Upfront to Save $60
Save $60 on Ancestry All Access, $42 on Ancestry World Explorer, and $18 on Ancestry U.S. Discovery memberships when you pay for six months upfront.
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Try Ancestry free for 14 days when you sign up for any of Ancestry’s three membership levels. Cancel anytime up to two days before the end of your trial to avoid being charged, or continue using Ancestry to continue your selected monthly membership automatically.
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About Ancestry
Ancestry was founded by Paul Brent Allen and Dan Taggart, who met at Brigham Young University and founded Infobases. The duo sold a publication about the ancestry of Latter-day Saints members on floppy disks throughout the 1990s, fostering their shared curiosity for genealogy. Floppy-disk databases gave way to subscription-based genealogy software in 1997 via CD-ROM. Allen and Taggart sold the rights to jointly owned publishing unit Bookcraft to concentrate on the database, which enjoyed a meteoric rise in popularity. After launching international websites in 2001, Ancestry.com entered the NASDAQ as a publicly traded company in 2009. The company holds the largest known collection of family history records in the world, with DNA records extending the company’s records even further in recent years.
