Ancestry.com is anything but unethical

[Gjest]

Ancestry.com has done a lot for family reseachers.

Yes, that make a buck doing it, but last time I checked that is not a
crime.

They also provide a bunch of free seervices which are very valueable to
people just getting started.

Vickie
http://SmartDomainInvesting.com

[jklpods]

To me, making bucks to a cancelled account is a crime and unethical.
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Ancestry.com has done a lot for family reseachers.

Yes, that make a buck doing it, but last time I checked that is not a
crime.

They also provide a bunch of free seervices which are very valueable to
people just getting started.

Vickie
http://SmartDomainInvesting.com

[Charani]

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 03:57:24 GMT, jklpods wrote:

To me, making bucks to a cancelled account is a crime and unethical.

In which case, I'd suggest talking to your lawyers about the matter
rather than complaining here. Your lawyers can do a lot more.

[Dave Hinz]

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 03:57:24 GMT, jklpods <[email protected]> wrote:

To me, making bucks to a cancelled account is a crime and unethical.

Sure would be, top-posting vague person. Yet all I've seen here are
people who don't pay attention to the auto-renewal, who get billed as
they signed up to do. Maybe you're seeing posts the rest of us aren't?

[Hugh Watkins]

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Ancestry.com has done a lot for family reseachers.

Yes, that make a buck doing it, but last time I checked that is not a
crime.

They also provide a bunch of free seervices which are very valueable to
people just getting started.

and more advanced users like free webspace for Family History Societies

FreeBMD GenWeb and one name studies

Hugh W