I didn't know where in this forum this question would be appropriate but thought I'd try here.
Has anyone else had problems sending/receiving test kits? First, I ordered a test kit for my donor and had it mailed to her post office in Charlotte, N.C. from FTDNA. My donor never received it. So, I had a replacement kit sent directly to me in a different state, and I did receive that one. Then, I shipped it to my donor's door step in Charlotte, N.C. overnight express, signature required. My donor received it, no problem. My donor took the test and mailed it back out from the Charlotte, N.C. post office. FTDNA never received that kit. So, I ordered a 2nd replacement, again.
It would seem to me that there is a problem at the Charlotte, N.C. post office of processing packages of this type. So, now I will wait for my donor to drive from N.C. to FL on an already planned trip and once again take the test. Then, I will ship it to FTDNA myself. What a scenario!
Total time spent so far, slightly over 2 months. Gee's, could have had the results back by now. Thanks for reading my venting. I am looking for advice on how to ship the 3rd test kit back to FTDNA without any further delay. Of course the question remains, was the donor honest in saying the first kit was never received, that the second kit was actually completed and mailed back in? Yes. I have no doubt on that. But, it does leave one to wonder what the real problem is...
Has anyone else had problems sending/receiving test kits? First, I ordered a test kit for my donor and had it mailed to her post office in Charlotte, N.C. from FTDNA. My donor never received it. So, I had a replacement kit sent directly to me in a different state, and I did receive that one. Then, I shipped it to my donor's door step in Charlotte, N.C. overnight express, signature required. My donor received it, no problem. My donor took the test and mailed it back out from the Charlotte, N.C. post office. FTDNA never received that kit. So, I ordered a 2nd replacement, again.
It would seem to me that there is a problem at the Charlotte, N.C. post office of processing packages of this type. So, now I will wait for my donor to drive from N.C. to FL on an already planned trip and once again take the test. Then, I will ship it to FTDNA myself. What a scenario!
Total time spent so far, slightly over 2 months. Gee's, could have had the results back by now. Thanks for reading my venting. I am looking for advice on how to ship the 3rd test kit back to FTDNA without any further delay. Of course the question remains, was the donor honest in saying the first kit was never received, that the second kit was actually completed and mailed back in? Yes. I have no doubt on that. But, it does leave one to wonder what the real problem is...
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