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From: "Eldon Wade" <>
Subject: RE: [DNA] Sending test kits to the UK.
Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2004 13:55:37 -0400
In-Reply-To: <091220041722.22643.414485D30007456C000058732200762194050B989A0E00@comcast.net>


Thanks David. I did not know about Swift Air.
Will FTDNA send the kit by air mail by default?

Eldon

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Subject: Re: [DNA] Sending test kits to the UK.

Yes, I agree with Jim. I had one participant send his kit back from
Scotland via surface mail - it never did arrive. Always request that your
UK participants use "Swift Air", the UK equivalent of "Global Priority
Post" in the US. Of course I have participants in Oz, NZ, Canada etc. but
the basic maxim is that the kit should go air mail both directions.

David.


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Dr. David K. Faux
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Seal Beach, CA 90630


www.davidkfaux.org


-------------- Original message --------------

> Eldon,
>
> Yes, they do, and No there is not a problem. The only recommendation
> is
> (IMO) that they should be air mailed. This cuts down on the turn
> around time.
>
> Jim Hull



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