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Title: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: KnowledgeEnthusiast on Friday 24 June 16 11:13 BST (UK)
I don't want to get a 12 month subscription at Ancestry yet. But, I want to get a "Premium" package for just one month. For those who may have experienced a one month subscription, are there any limitations compared to purchasing for 12 months. I am inquiring here because Ancestry is very vague with its comparison of features.
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: dawnsh on Friday 24 June 16 13:40 BST (UK)
I expect there are too, but have you considered using Ancestry at your local library instead?

You haven't updated your profile so we don't know where in the world you are but many local libraries offer free access inhouse to those with library tickets.
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: KnowledgeEnthusiast on Friday 24 June 16 14:29 BST (UK)
I actually never thought of a library. Thank you for that.

I live about 3 minutes walk away from a local library and I am sure they should have access there, do you think?
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: dawnsh on Friday 24 June 16 18:46 BST (UK)
If the location in your profile is accurate then yes, please see your other topic asking about newspapers

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=750917.msg5991374#msg5991374

https://www.cardiff.gov.uk/eng/resident/births-marriages-and-deaths/tracing-your-family-tree/Pages/default.aspx
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: KnowledgeEnthusiast on Friday 24 June 16 18:52 BST (UK)
Not all my threads are associated.

This one is solely about the compared features of Ancestry. I am inquiring about the one month subscription compared to 12 months.
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: dawnsh on Friday 24 June 16 19:00 BST (UK)
yes, but if you used Ancestry at the library, there would be no cost and no loss of datasets
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: SmallTownGirl on Friday 24 June 16 19:13 BST (UK)
I don't want to get a 12 month subscription at Ancestry yet. But, I want to get a "Premium" package for just one month. For those who may have experienced a one month subscription, are there any limitations compared to purchasing for 12 months. I am inquiring here because Ancestry is very vague with its comparison of features.

Why don't you contact Ancestry and ask them the question?

Or am I missing something?

STG
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: *Sandra* on Friday 24 June 16 19:55 BST (UK)
One month premium package will be the same as 12 months package. Access to Parish records 1538-1980 - Crucial military records - Census, birth, marriage & death records Plus all other UK records.
Better value than pay as you go - 1  (Pay-as-you-go allows you to access 12 records over 14 days for £9-99 Pay-as-you-go will not give you access to content contributed by other users (including trees, photos and records) or enable you to contact other users through Member Connect.

http://www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/offers/subscribe

Sandra
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: lilly14 on Friday 24 June 16 20:26 BST (UK)
I  subscribe to  1 month premium and have no problems with it.  You can view all uk records, member trees and connect to other members. :)
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: KnowledgeEnthusiast on Saturday 25 June 16 15:11 BST (UK)
I  subscribe to  1 month premium and have no problems with it.  You can view all uk records, member trees and connect to other members. :)

Brilliant. Thank you!
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: matty on Saturday 25 June 16 15:27 BST (UK)
Another idea is do the 14 day free trial and cancel just before it is up.. costs nothing but does give you chance to look up some things.  I did that and then joined for a years membership..
Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: Sloe Gin on Sunday 03 July 16 13:52 BST (UK)
I've subscribed for one month only on several occasions.  Usually when something new is added that is relevant to one of my lines, eg a new set of parish registers.  Or if I've discovered a new lead.  As lilly14 says, you have access to all the features of the annual sub.

As a bonus, when I've cancelled after a month, I've sometimes been offered a very good deal to continue, such as four months for £20.

The library is great if you just want to check a few things, but there's no comparison to having access at all hours at home.

Title: Re: The One-Month Feature of Ancestry.co.uk
Post by: *Sandra* on Sunday 03 July 16 16:03 BST (UK)
Or try Find My Past for £1 instead......................using the code and instructions in reply 55

Sandra