Batch 237

[Kathleen Carrow]

Carrow Y 25-37 test

Faunt Y-12-37 test
Fant Y-12-37 test

all relatives..of sorts

[wilmac]

Im new at this Batch 237

Hello

This seems to be the start of an 8 week ride. Im new at this so any hints would help

[Kathleen Carrow]

Well the good news for most tests is that these days it does not take the whole 8 weeks.

What are you getting tested?

[wilmac]

Answer to above

Im getting a y-25 done

[UNChuckie]

Batch 237

First-timer here also.....

I'm having the Y-67 test done and my first 12 markers are scheduled for 2/2/2008 now with the rest scheduled for 2/14/2008 and 2/16/2008. I've found these have taken a little less time than I originally expected.

[wilmac]

Ok now what?

Hello

This seems to be the start of an 8 week ride. Im new at this so any hints would help

Well Ive been waiting and nothing is happening

[efgen]

Well Ive been waiting and nothing is happening

Check your MyFTDNA page -- there should be an estimated completion date there.

Elise

[wilmac]

Can some one tell me whats up?

The date has come and gone and nothing not even an email to say whats up, im not very happy at this point, money wasted !!???

[efgen]

wilmac,

Your money hasn't been wasted at all. Some tests don't run successfully the first time, so they have to be re-run, and that adds some delay. FTDNA tries to update each person's page when there are delays, but sometimes the page doesn't get updated right away.

If you want FTDNA to look into why your test in particular is delayed, you can email or call them -- see their Contact page:

http://www.familytreedna.com/contact.html

FTDNA has very good customer service, so you should get a response usually within a day, sometimes within hours.

Elise

[wilmac]

one email and an hour later you have it all

Sent an email to the head dude and within an hour my information was up and running! Not so bad now

MacMaster
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