I have been receiving emails from Ancestry.com about a new 1940 Substitute Census. The REAL 1940 census won't be released until April 1. According to several posts, this and the 1950 substitute census info are simply made up of telephone directories from these years. I was considering paying for a ...
After discovering that after I registered to get a month of support, the service stayed charged monthly, I named and questioned when the site obviously represents it like a recurring cost. I had been informed that there's an asterisk and also you need to abide by it towards the base of the site to ...
I was ripped off by ancestry.com I signed on for the 14 free day trial membership, then signed on for a three month subscription (quarterly) and they continued to charge my bank card for 6 months. I called to notify them and they basically said they could do nothing and that we had signed up for ...
I have been a subscriber of Ancestry.com for many years, and I feel it is time for their monopoly on genealogical info to be squashed. I have not once received positive action on an issue I have reported. The same issues/problems I was reporting to their online and phone line Customer Support (a ...
What joke Ancestry.com is... I signed up for their 30 day trial period. They billed me on 3/2/09 $19.95 then agan on 3/30/09 for another $19.95. I called them immediately and was told that they would correct their billing and credit my card. That was then and this is NOW. I finally had to contact ...
Though we did not order anything through Ancestry.com when we signed up many months ago, we just found a charge for over $200 on our debit card from Ancestry.com, which was then instantly refunded. Apparently, they were just checking to see if the card was valid, because immediately after, we ...