I just cannot believe how accurate this is.

[snowtop]

Better than Google Earth

I thought that Google Earth was good, but this is even more precise. Check it out, pretty scary to know they can find you anywhere. I'm not surprised to learn that such technology exists. It uses your IP address and finds the exact location of any Internet user in seconds. It uses a sophisticated geo-based algorithm to do so.
Try it and find your PRECISE location on the earth, then watch your screen as the system briefly analyses your data...then displays your PRECISE location. Your location will pop up in a new window in about 10 seconds or less.
Click on the link below.

http://www.darnay.com/iec/features/locator/index.html
 
 

[thebillet]

You're right, amazing, spot on.

[Hamlet]

Spot on, and so fast as well!   

[Jacqui Harvey]

I suppose this might be good for the Polish Hermes Driver who keeps calling at my house for directions.
Perhaps better than Google Earth which has not worked for me.. It pinpoints us about 1/3 mile up the road at the next Farm, giving the other Farmhouse our property name. I emailed them a few years ago to tell them about the mistake, but they did not reply and the mistake is still there.
If anyone has an internet businesses and they are sending goods, they can, in most cases, see on Google Earth, exactly where in the world the goods are going.

[Colwyn]

Missed me by some margin. Accurate? Pah!

[echogirl1]

I must be very "blonde" today, even with the finger pointing at me, I still kept trying to scroll down to find out if it really did know where I was. 

[Jacqui Harvey]

Don't put us down Echogirl the colour of people's hair has nothing to do with their intelligence.  I realised this when I saw some dark haired people from TOWIE.  

[peter16]

The ones that appear in TOWIE are the Brentwood intelligentsia, after all it is Essex.