FTDNA offering free autosomal transfer from 23andme and AncestryDNA

[sql]

FTDNA, for a limited time, is offering free transfer of 23andme and AncestryDNA raw data. It should be interesting to see a different perspective on our DNA results.

Here is the link: https://www.familytreedna.com/autoso...f6lDBjBA%3d%3d

Do it while you still can!

[Gooding]

FTDNA, for a limited time, is offering free transfer of 23andme and AncestryDNA raw data. It should be interesting to see a different perspective on our DNA results.

Here is the link: https://www.familytreedna.com/autoso...2Jrs%2bg%3d%3d

Do it while you still can!

Bear in mind, however, that it will cost you about $40.00 to purchase your results. It's a lot better than $102.00, though.

[sql]

Bear in mind, however, that it will cost you about $40.00 to purchase your results. It's a lot better than $102.00, though.

Not if you refer 4 people

[Sikeliot]

Can I view them once without purchasing it or referring people? I want to just view them.

[Sikeliot]

Ok here is my referral link, please use it so I can view mine!

https://www.familytreedna.com/autoso...dvwKfVFw%3d%3d


And then I'll post my mother's.

[Gooding]

Ok here is my referral link, please use it so I can view mine!

https://www.familytreedna.com/autoso...dvwKfVFw%3d%3d


And then I'll post my mother's.

That link took me right to my own family finder matches..

[sql]

Ok here is my referral link, please use it so I can view mine!

https://www.familytreedna.com/autoso...dvwKfVFw%3d%3d


And then I'll post my mother's.

I'll share your referral link!

[Petalpusher]

They only accept V3 chip datas from 23andme (before October 2013). I don't see the point anyway, even if it's possible to download the raw ftdna datas, you just pay for an average AC's calculator. It's like testing the same person from 3 different companies, same raw data mostly. 23 is usually even a tad better on genotype rate.

[sql]

They only accept V3 chip datas from 23andme (after October 2013). I don't see the point anyway, even if it's possible to download the raw ftdna datas, you just pay for an average AC's calculator. It's like testing the same person from 3 different companies, same raw data mostly, i don't see the interest either.

For people of mixed ancestry like myself, AncestryDNA and FTDNA show very different results. So no, not pointless at all.

[Petalpusher]

For people of mixed ancestry like myself, AncestryDNA and FTDNA show very different results. So no, not pointless at all.

Your interpretation of their AC, is different. Your datas and results on real calculators, are exactly the same at noise level accuracy.