As Neil says the costs have been well publicised.  The only way I can think of to save money is to club together with another relative so that you don’t both pay to look at the same record.  Also for £3.50 you see the actual document, not a transcription which might be prone to error. If you have a FMP Pro subscription you do get a 10% discount on the fees.

I remember that when the 1911 census and 1939 register was first released they were both on a pay per view basis.

Regards

Julia

On 6 Jan 2022, at 10:10, Neil Grantham via groups.io <neil40=btinternet.com@groups.io> wrote:



I'm surprised you didn't know about the costs. It has been well advertised especially on their site.

Personally disappointed that while I found my paternal grandfather this morning who I have yet to locate in 1911, I cannot find my maternal grandparents and children even using DOB and 'similar' filters.

Best Wishes

Neil

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From: Shirley Cann via groups.io
Sent: Jan 6, 2022 at 10:04 AM
To: family-historian@groups.io
Subject: [family-historian] 1921 census

After being very excited about the census, and also paying a subscription to Find my Past, I eagerly awaited this morning to continue the research on my extensive family tree.
However I have to pay £2.50 for every document I look at.  Goodness knows how much that would cost.

Anyone else finding this outcome  disappointing? Or has anyone a way round it.

Thanks
Shirley Cann

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Neil Grantham
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Researching Grantham, Skuce, Barrow, Birchall.