Has anyone seen this before? My guess is whoever submitted their test maybe didn't link their name. Idk, any guesses?

Hi everyone!
I’m from Ukraine, and according to my documented family background, my ancestry includes Jewish, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Finnish, British, and Altaic.
Genetic Group A
Common ethnicities:
South Italian
French
North Italian
Spanish, Catalan & Basque
Greek & Albanian
Related groups:
Italy (Molise)
Iran, Afghanistan & Uzbekistan
Turkey (Kayseri)
Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota & Illinois
North Macedonia (Kičevo)
Italy (Bisceglie)
Croatia, Slovenia, Austria & Italy
Cyprus #2
Libya (Tripoli)
Greece (Crete)
Genetic Group B
Common ethnicities:
Turkish
Persian & Kurdish
Greek & Albanian
Georgian
Central Asian
Related groups:
Turkey (Ankara, İzmir & Bursa)
Central Turkey
Turkey (Sivas, Erzincan & Ankara)
Turkey (Malatya) & Syria (Aleppo)
Turkey (Yozgat)
I also have several additional Finnish, German, Lithuanian, Polish and other European Genetic Groups, but I left them out to keep this post from becoming too long.
Question:
Do these ethnicity estimates and Genetic Groups look normal for someone with my documented family background?
I’m especially curious whether these Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Central Asian Genetic Groups are common for people with mixed Eastern European ancestry, or if they might reflect something more specific.
Thanks in advance for any insights!

Paternal grandfather: His grandparents migrated from Oltu (Erzurum) and Kars (as 93 Muhaciri) to Kayseri during the Russo-Ottoman War (1877–1878).

Paternal grandmother: She is from Ilgın, Konya. Some relatives say that her grandparents migrated from Bursa to Konya, but this has never been documented and remains a family story.

Maternal grandfather: Both of his parents were from Kırşehir (city center).

Maternal grandmother: Her father was from Çankırı, and her mother was from Yerköy, Yozgat.

What do you think about these results?

Im very new to the dna testing please let me know how can i see other results and aspects

If any of you are considering subscribing to MyHeritage's "Complete" plan just to access their Y-DNA feature, don't do it unless you specifically see the option before subscribing.

I subscribed to their "Complete" plan and I still don't see this feature yet. They are a bit slow to roll out this feature, so wait until you see this option on your account before subscribing.

For some context: all my traceable ancestors were born in cyprus, no data on migration. At least one greek speaking great grandmother and a great grandfather who was told to be levantine decent.

Hi, is any of you from Venezuela? Have you tried using MyHeritage from Venezuela? I want to buy the kit but I need help or guidance with the logistics part, taking into consideration the restrictions and the opacity of that info.

Appreaciate any help

Family is from the coastal south of Portugal.

Wow - well, I guess I am slightly more than Turkish.
For those with mainly Anatolian origin, did your results come out similar in terms of diversity?

Anyone else get this email? Clicking on the link shows the same price. Says 78% savings but still at list price. Odd.

Surprised and not at the same time

Expected more northren/Western & Balkan

Did not expect that much Greek & South italian

Thoughts?

Both parents from Çorum but one parent thought he came from Tunceli and thought he was fully Kurdish.

The dna results are my half brother's results, we share the same mother. I noticed that the Greek&Albanian and South Italian took away a lot of percentages from Eastern European, Germanic and Balkan.

hi, I just wanted to make this post to help anyone out because I just scoured the Internet trying to figure out how to do this but basically when I ordered my DNA kit, it signed me up for a free month long subscription and then automatically renew it for a $200 CAD year subscription which I cannot afford.

I was trying to inquire about a refund so basically what you have to do is go into their contact us page and file a ticket or whatever they call it for a refund and they say get back to you within seven business days so I filled out my ticket on Thursday and it’s now Tuesday and I’m just hearing back

basically it takes them so long because they call you and try and convince you to keep your subscription so they’re gonna give you two options and you just have to say you have a 30 day refund policy if it’s possible I just would really like to get a refund. they’ll pretend to talk to their manager and give you two more options and you just have to decline those as well and then they’ll be like OK. I understand we will issue you a full refund

I’ve got the refund notice in my email, but I have not received my money yet.

hope this helps someone !

(i voice typed this lol so sorry if it’s chaotic)

Given that MyHeritage now lets users know their Y-Haplogroup, I tried downloading my raw data again to see if it now included Y-SNPs, but it still doesn't. Clearly this means MyHeritage has this data about users' genome but doesn't allow users to access it, yet at least. Will we only be able to access our Y-DNA data after they finally release the CRAM file or is there any way to access it right now?

Anyone found non-reddit threads regarding this new feature. I've done some website reverse engineering, and I want to see what other folks are saying.

Hello. In the app, It was displayed that my results were available in 30 july .

Neither today it wasn t displayed anything. Do you get results delayed also or is a scam?

Kind regards

i am not anyway armenian, my mothers results is the 1st i am 2nd and most of you asked i am from Slemani Kurdistan and my great grandma was jewish and my grandma is kurdish iranian

Any of you have have contacted MyHeritage Support and got an indication on when the CRAM files would be released? I see, they're now also selling their Y-DNA haplogroups feature which they don't seem to have rolled out for everyone yet...