Saving this whole thread. So much good info here you guys are awesome.

Honestly, my MyHeritage results weren't as good as expected. Had issues with accuracy. Black Friday '21 was only 30% off. AncestryDNA might be a safer bet, despite the higher price.

Consider autosomal DNA tests. 23andMe's SNP analysis offers broader genetic marker coverage; important for accuracy.

Black Friday DNA kits, eh? While the discounts might be tempting, remember data security. Unfortunately, MyHeritage had issues with data breaches in the past. Before you buy, research their current security protocols thoroughly. Consider 23andMe; while perhaps not as deeply discounted, their security reputation is generally considered stronger. Weigh the cost versus peace of mind.

Instead of MyHeritage, check AncestryDNA. Last year, kits were ~$59 after Thanksgiving. Shop around; results are similar and deals pop up.

Hey! Instead of MyHeritage, check out AncestryDNA. Their Black Friday deals are historically aggressive – think 40% off! I'd also do some market research on 23andMe too. They sometimes sneak in a better deal at the last minute! Good luck finding your roots!

Hey! Regarding MyHeritage DNA kits, Black Friday's usually decent. Forget the initial discount – think long-term! I've had mine since 2018, and the ongoing matches are AMAZING! They keep updating the database. It's the *continuous* value that's killer. Check for family tree subscription deals too – those stick around. Happy hunting!

MyHeritage? Hmm, haven't tracked their sales. For performance gains though, look at a COBB Accessport. Maybe $700, but *way* more fun than family history (IMO!).

DIY kits are okay, but for ancestry, consider 23andMe raw data import to GEDmatch. Free, and it works.

Hey! I'd expect decent MyHeritage deals. But before you spit-test, consider our climate! Here in Buffalo, winters are BRUTAL! Save that DNA cash for a top-notch battery tender. CTEK 4.3 keeps my ride juiced at -20F. Way more essential than finding out I'm 2% Viking, LOL!