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Saturday, May 21, 2011 7:57:27 PM
It looks as if Ancestry.com is already affiliated with a DNA lab because I see a DNA tab on the website. See for yourself -- here is a link:
http://dna.ancestry.com/buyKitGoals.aspx
Furthermore, the purpose of DNA testing at Ancestry.com is different from the claims at the INOL and InoHealth websites. The purpose at Ancestry.com is to determine a common ancestor; nowhere does the website claim to address paternal or maternal legal liability as does INOL or InoHealth.
Also, InoHealth supposedly owns Ancestral Origins -- NOT InoLife! So why wouldn't InoHealth advertise Ancestral Origins and save the money that it "pays" INOL?
Based on your post, on your assessment of the value of the "InoLife commercials that are coming" and on previous PRs from InoLife, your "projections" are not realistic and, in my opinion, they are just plain silly!
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