Here's my FTDNA results!

[Petalpusher]

Would have been better to test a parent or a ydna/mtdna sequence. I still don't understand why people want to test themselves 2 or even 3 times. Testing a parent on Ftdna, sure why not...eventually transfer it to ydna markers, etc.. you get a new raw data and perspective on one side of the family, but the same dna... you are buying 3 times the same thing with a different package. And if you are coming from 23, you basically just getting a worse AC for 100$. It's like these old mdlp/euro runs who give you, Western Europe + Balto-Finnic+ Mediterranean and whatnot. We don't even run them for fun.

There s nothing really to comment, we already saw your 23 and gedmatch runs, which would be exactly the same based on FTDNA datas at 0.5% accuracy (23's are probably even closer to reality)

[Potentia]

Would have been better to test a parent or a ydna/mtdna sequence. I still don't understand why people want to test themselves 2 or even 3 times. Testing a parent on Ftdna, sure why not...eventually transfer it to ydna markers, etc.. you get a new raw data and perspective on one side of the family, but the same dna... you are buying 3 times the same thing with a different package. And if you are coming from 23, you basically just getting a worse AC for 100$. It's like these old mdlp/euro runs who give you, Western Europe + Balto-Finnic+ Mediterranean and whatnot. We don't even run them for fun.

There s nothing really to comment, we already saw your 23 and gedmatch runs, which would be exactly the same based on FTDNA datas at 0.5% accuracy (23's are probably even closer to reality)

Yeah... I guess it's a addiction at this point.

[StixNstones]

What an interesting mix! Out of curiosity, does your Scandinavian results correspond to your known family tree info? I often wonder about how representative the tests are with NE European countries.

[GoneWithTheWind]

Do you guys think these results are accurate?

No. Ftdna autosomal is shit

[Dema]

I mean you are American so why would they not be correct all of this is possible

Congrats btw.

[Slavic Italian]

Do you guys think these results are accurate?

Remember most people do not know everything about their ancestors beyond about three generations so any of these results you are getting are possible. You might have had a Turkish, Kurdish, or Iranian ancestor you do not know about. Most likely you do. Most people have some ancestry from the ME. It was the cradle of life. My results line up with what I have learned on gedmatch. Also, there are some real prejudice idiots on this site. Take what they tell you with a grain of salt.

[Slavic Italian]

No. Ftdna autosomal is shit

Shit is 23&me who left over 60% of my dna nonspecific.

[Dema]

Shit is 23&me who left over 60% of my dna nonspecific.

Yea i think ftdna is good an ima about to take it now since its down as 49$ or something like that.
And they already have my sample since i did Y37

[Slavic Italian]

Yea i think ftdna is good an ima about to take it now since its down as 49$ or something like that.
And they already have my sample since i did Y37

The only thing I am skeptical about is it gave me no Southern European ancestry. It gave me eastern and central which I guess the Italian can fall there. On Gedmatch I have some Sicilian genes and a little bit of every ME country. I showed 18% Middle Eastern on FTDNA. It gave me the same amount of Eastern European as AncestryDNA which was cool. FT does not have a million subgroups which I think is good. You can upload to gedmatch to get more specifics.

[GoneWithTheWind]

Yea i think ftdna is good an ima about to take it now since its down as 49$ or something like that.
And they already have my sample since i did Y37

Enjoy your anatolian caucasus score. If you wanna get Balkan % do 23andme