Sylvia Hood Washington
GBRefusal to respond after making several unsuccessful… I have made several unsuccessful attempts to get a response about the status of my test after the system was having problems and supposedly corrected according to their team. I started this process in September 2023, and in November 2023, I was at the same step in the portal, which stated, "Your sample has passed all the control tests and is being sequenced!" Now no one will respond to my inquiries. Have they gone out of business?
Angelos Souleles
GRGreat customers' support I haven't gotten my results back yet, but I wanted to write about how great the company's support team is. I have several issues receiving the kit due to my country's policy, however Matt who assisted me did everything possible for me to get the package (he even re-sent it a couple of times without additional charges). Thank you for everything!
Walter
GBFour months, no results, stage changed backwards My DNA was received by Nebula in late August. Its now Feb 8th and is in the status extraction phase. This is after having been shown as in the sequencing stage. I had numerous tickets and email exchanges submitted and yet, I have no results. I can't get anyone to fix this problem. Sad experience.
Sam
DETerrible customer service. Bad customer service. I've been very patient and waiting for some positive news for the last 18 month. The first sample dna failed, i've got the replacement kit. The second attemp was also unsuccessful. Well now its over 8 month, and i still can not get the results for the third dna sample that i sent. Customer Support always replies with the same information. I had some luck as nebula made an excpetion for me and returned my money after about of week and several attempts
richard prenderville
GBInteresting but irrelevant Would never do this again. I gave this four stars because companies tend to not publish anything below. Takes way too long. Expensive and the data is not formulated into an executive summary. Some results are contradictory, some are interesting and some seem too remote to be related to genomic sequencing (income, age of first child born). It’s disappointing as I was looking for depth but not a data dump. Never again.