I got mine back and it said half gringo, half cracker. I may have sent it to the wrong address?
Yep, that I understand. But at this point, it does not concern me one way or the other.
I got mine back and it said half gringo, half cracker. I may have sent it to the wrong address?
I've heard about them selling your info so advertisers can target you. And call me a skeptic, because I am one but I think they could just say anything and most people would believe it. I also really don't care to know any details. I know my great grandparents on my mom's side were Irish because that's where they came to America from. They actually still spoke with the brogue even though they'd been here many years. My maternal aunt went to Ireland and found some of their relatives while there. That's all I know and like I said that's enough for me.
No, charities and clubs incorporate also.Aren't all corporations sole purposes to make money?
No, charities and clubs incorporate also.
Of course you don't, they are a for-profit corporation, exactly as I called them.I don't see Ancestry listed as a charity or club.
I also venture to imagine they may show some infidelity down the line somewhere, while great great great grandpappy was off in the war or in the fields. I heard someone say they were certain they had X amount of Indian in them.... DNA result came back to show that the their pale skin and inability to track a muskox across their living room might just not be a coincidence lmao
Of course you don't, they are a for-profit corporation, exactly as I called them.
But you don't have to give them your DNA to do it. Your profile will be for sale at some point, it would be naĂŻve not to believe that. Cabelas will share my address with Field and Stream so they can also send me flyers and that's OK, but I prefer not to have DNA info floating around out there. Go back and look at post #3, and there are several others that express the same sentiment.The point I was making is that you buy stuff from a lot of for-profit corporations.
But you don't have to give them your DNA to do it. Your profile will be for sale at some point, it would be naĂŻve not to believe that. Cabelas will share my address with Field and Stream so they can also send me flyers and that's OK, but I prefer not to have DNA info floating around out there. Go back and look at post #3, and there are several others that express the same sentiment.
Did anyone happen to see the triplet women that sent their swabs in to get a history? All three came back different and they were identical triplets. I do think it's all BS at this point, but has the potential to change in the not too distant future.
I wasn't trying to convince you. Was just stating my opinion about my info, not yours.I don't share the concern...
Some people even buy bags of corn.
Did anyone happen to see the triplet women that sent their swabs in to get a history? All three came back different and they were identical triplets. I do think it's all BS at this point, but has the potential to change in the not too distant future.
Identical twins don't have identical DNA. It is very similar. They also have different fingerprints.
I was told that since I am from WV that my family tree does not fork! 😂
I was told that since I am from WV that my family tree does not fork! ��
I know - I was joshing - everyone's needs 4 or 5 ex cons in the wood pile
Speaking of that- found out my great great great great(something like that) grandfather on my mothers side fought in the Civil War, but was stabbed to death while in Robison Co jail on assault charges.
On my fathers side we've gone back to the late 1700/early 1800's. Mothers side we tracked back to when our ancestors came in from Ireland in the 1700s.
Both sides of the family fought for the confederacy.
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