Curious about your heritage? Try Ancestry.com for free for 14 days to get access to the world’s largest online collection of family history records.
How to get the deal:
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Go to Ancestry.com to activate the free trial.
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Choose which monthly plan you'd like to try: Lite, U.S. Discovery, World Explorer, or All Access.
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Note that you may cancel your subscription at any time as long, but it needs to be at least two days prior to the end of the free trial period to incur no charge. If you don't cancel by that time, your paid subscription will start once your free trial period ends.
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If you choose any of their 6-month subscriptions, you'll be charged a $25 fee if you cancel your subscription before the end of your term. If you're not sure you'd like to keep the subscription past the free 14-day trial, I suggest you choose one of their monthly options. They cost a bit more, but you won't incur that cancellation fee.
3. Click "Start free trial," then "Get started for free."
4. Enter your personal information followed by your payment information to complete your order.
What is Ancestry.com?
Ancestry.com helps you create a detailed family tree using their extensive library of family records. The more information you provide, the richer and more complete family history you can build using Ancestry.com.
The fine print:
Bottom-line cost: You'll pay $0 for your first 14 days. If you choose to continue the subscription past the free trial, you'll be charged $6.49 - $54.99 per month, depending on the plan you sign up for.
What do I receive and when? During your free trial, you'll have access to exclusive records and tools to help you build your family tree and trace your ancestry through history. You'll gain access to the information and tools as soon as you complete your order.
Do I need to cancel? Yes, Ancestry.com is a subscription service. If you don't wish to continue using their services, you'll need to sign in to your account, select "cancel membership," and follow the steps until your cancellation is confirmed.
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