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Originally Posted by NW4me
And even if you could afford it, they can't guarantee results...
perhaps the documents that would answer your questions never existed,
or were lost or destroyed.
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You'd have to think they wouldn't charge you the full amount if they couldn't find a single thing. Plus, that $2,500 seems to be the starting point for doing your whole tree, not just working on one specific brick wall. They don't seem to advertise a starting point for that. You would have to do the free estimate to find out the cost for that.
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Another reservation I have: even though Ancestry.com is a big operation,
do they have expertise about every country? My paternal grandparents
were immigrants from Finland (I don't think my father even knew the names
of his grandparents back in the old country). Would Ancestry have someone
who can read Finnish?
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Probably.
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