Good thought. A bit scary though.... I just read the terms of service for the .ca version and didn't see anything about where you reside. In addition I had to provide my full address when I subscribed. I stated that I lived in the states. In the terms of service if you wish to cancel you are asked to send a bunch of info including the country where you live and your phone number including country code. I wouldn't think they would ask that if you could only live in Canada. Fingers crossed.   Researching BOND/BONN/BOHN, MEAGHER, and PELLERIN in Port Felix, Nova Scotia. Researching LAFORET and SAAM in Williamsburg NY and Frankenthal Germany Researching CONNOLLY and McLAUGHLIN in Cty Tyrone Ireland and Ontario Canada   On Friday, January 10, 2014 11:12 AM, Claire K <[email protected]> wrote: Before you subscribe via a country site other than the one in which you reside, whether it's Ancestry, FindMyPast, or another site, make sure you know what that subscription gets you. Not all databases are included in every subscription. Or so it used to be. Things change. Also, read the terms and conditions carefully. You may be in breach of the agreement if you don't live in the country whose site you join. Claire K Sent from my iPhone ... >> >> I think it was this list that gave me the original idea for an American to subscribe to Ancestry through Ancestry.ca since the exchange rate is favorable....