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[cashman]

Originally Posted by Rowlf

Honestly Cashy you do not need to read all the terms and conditions. Just go on the website and click on what you want to find i.e. birth,marriage,death or census and then type in the name of the person. Give it a go with your parents or grandparents names to familiar yourself with the system and see where it takes you. Like Margaret said it can be addictive though. It is certainly fascinating.

Oh i do or i would moider oer being suckered, its the way i am.

[st06nc2]

Originally Posted by Rowlf

Honestly Cashy you do not need to read all the terms and conditions. Just go on the website and click on what you want to find i.e. birth,marriage,death or census and then type in the name of the person. Give it a go with your parents or grandparents names to familiar yourself with the system and see where it takes you. Like Margaret said it can be addictive though. It is certainly fascinating.

If you don't read them you don't know what your agreeing too, for all you know you could be agreeing to giving up your second child as a sacrifice to them

[Margaret Pilkington]

I am chary if they want credit card details

As for signing up to give them my second child.....that would be interesting..I am still waiting to have my second child.
When I do...it will make the papers. For a variety of reasons.

[monkey hanger]

if its free why do they want card details. was interested but not anymore.

[Margaret Pilkington]

NO...they do not want your credit card details....some FREE trials require credit card details, but this is a FREE 4 day period(22nd - 26th of June) ...no strings attached.

What I was saying was that I was Chary over such offers if they wanted my credit card details...but they don't, so go ahead and try it.
I used a similar FREE long weekend on Ancestry earlier in the year.
It was really very good, but you can get addicted.
I found out a lot about my side of the family and also the other half's family too