Looks like FTDNA has a lot of test failures lately. In my Romania group of 36 people we've experienced three failures in the past month, mostly on the FGS test (2) or upgrade from HVR1 to HVR2 (1). I have failures in batches 229, 235 and 236, including my own FGS test. Are others experiencing this, too?
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Originally posted by darrollOK,
Then who do you want us to use for our tests?
I'll stay with FTDNA..
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Originally posted by Dan DraghiciLooks like FTDNA has a lot of test failures lately. In my Romania group of 36 people we've experienced three failures in the past month, mostly on the FGS test (2) or upgrade from HVR1 to HVR2 (1). I have failures in batches 229, 235 and 236, including my own FGS test. Are others experiencing this, too?
I have four projects and I have not noticed a problem. If they are finding the failures and they are correcting them I don't think you have a problem.
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Originally posted by Dan DraghiciLooks like FTDNA has a lot of test failures lately. In my Romania group of 36 people we've experienced three failures in the past month, mostly on the FGS test (2) or upgrade from HVR1 to HVR2 (1). I have failures in batches 229, 235 and 236, including my own FGS test. Are others experiencing this, too?
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Originally posted by Jim BarrettAre you suggesting that they really didn't need to be retested?
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Originally posted by lgmaykaIt is not impossible that FTDNA's computer automatically marks all late tests as "test failed, needs retesting," even if the actual reason for the delay is somewhat different (e.g., move of a lab from one location to another).
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Originally posted by Jim BarrettVery few things are impossible, but I don't believe the lab moved. The FTDNA office in Houston moved a short distance, but I don't believe the lab moved.
Elise
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Originally posted by efgenActually, the Houston lab did move when the Houston office moved. And I'm relatively certain that the Arizona lab moved to a larger space a while back too.
#1. Houston lab moved
#2. Houston office moved
#3. Arizona office moved.
Go raibh mile maith agat ('Thanks).
Jack
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Originally posted by ClochaireWould you happen to know at all when:
#1. Houston lab moved
#2. Houston office moved
http://www.familytreedna.com/
Originally posted by Clochaire#3. Arizona office moved.
Elise
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