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AncestryDNA (Autosomal) DNA Test AU$128.99 Shipped (Save $50) @ Ancestry

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AncestryDNA (Autosomal) DNA Test AU$128.99 Shipped (Save $50) @ Ancestry
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hamza23 on 25/11/2016 - 12:57 ancestry.com.au (78 clicks)

A friend of mine got this done recently and highly recommends it, this price is very good too

AncestryDNA test is an autosomal test suitable for males or females who are interested in learning more about their genetic ancestors within the past several generations. You will receive a (rough) ethnicity estimate and be matched with other people in the Ancestry database who are related to you. Over 2 million people have tested with Ancestry.

Offer ends at 11:59 pm (AEDT) on 28 November 2016. Transaction fees may apply. Payment processed in the United States. AncestryDNA is offered in Australia and New Zealand by Ancestry International DNA LLC.

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  • lasc on 25/11/2016 - 16:40

    They not providing RAW data as far as I can see so you will not able to check yourself for different deceases. 23andme looks more useful

    • Wilburre on 26/11/2016 - 16:52

      TLDR; 23 and me way more useful, double the price

      Yeah they don't provide raw data. The other thing to consider though is price - I looked into it and 23 and me is 149+39.99 USD (so ~250AUD and nearly double) and they won't interpret the raw data for you (even though they provide a report for US customers). Also the genealogy results in these tests work from a database - ie matching to people already in the database. Because ancestry market heavily in AUS/NZ and 23 and me don't, the ancestry customer database is more likely to have a greater number of people from this area and is more likely to provide relevant genealogy information. With raw data though you can upload your data to other genealogy projects and potentially find out more. I've been excited about these tests and the data that comes out of them for a while, but the service is so watered down and the shipping cost so high for us compared to the US market that it feels like a raw deal.

      • Golfdish on 26/11/2016 - 17:49
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        I think they do provide the raw data, they just dont really promote it

        https://www.ancestry.com/dna/en/legal/international/faq#raw-…

        that link is for .com instead of .com.au but i imagine its the same.

        DNA file you get isnt the same as 23andme but still works on some sites

        • lasc on 29/11/2016 - 10:15

          I asked via contact form and will put answer here

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