postcode finder

Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
tools.
http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/

"kerry fletcher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com:

> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address
> management tools.
> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>
>

The free postcode lookup is pretty useless for anyone whose IP uses
proxy servers because the 6 free searches are monitored by source IP
address - which is common to all users of the proxy server

McSpreader wrote on Fri, 26 Aug 2005 12:22:11 GMT:

> "kerry fletcher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com:
>
>> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
>> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address
>> management tools.
>> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>>
> The free postcode lookup is pretty useless for anyone whose IP uses
> proxy servers because the 6 free searches are monitored by source IP
> address - which is common to all users of the proxy server

At least RM is based on login name, so you can reg multiple accounts if you
really need more than 12 per day, which should be plenty for anyone

Dan

In article <Xns96BE8750DE58AMcP@80.5.182.99>,
McSpreader <(E-Mail Removed)> writes:
> "kerry fletcher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com:
> > Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
> > Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address
> > management tools.
> > http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>
> The free postcode lookup is pretty useless for anyone whose IP uses
> proxy servers because the 6 free searches are monitored by source IP
> address - which is common to all users of the proxy server

Killed my browser---latest Firefox. Probably best avoided.
--
SAm.

"kerry fletcher" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com...
> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
> tools.
> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/


That's odd, Kerry - when you were plugging this on uk.people.consumers.ebay
you were called David R-T ??

kerry fletcher wrote:
> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
> tools.
> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>

Seeing that you are a gimp & a spammer I don't mind hi-jacking your
totally off topic post. I am trying to develop a website offering
delivery of my produce within a 15 mile or so radius of my house. What I
am after is all the postcodes & address's to put on the website, if you
are not on that list then you're too far for me to deliver to. I cannot
find these free & anybody who sells them want mega money, as I am a
start-up company I ain't got that kind of money, does anyone know
another way of getting them? Don't mind if they are in print form & I
have to type them, would obviously prefer not to.

"Trevor" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> kerry fletcher wrote:
>> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
>> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
>> tools. http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>>
>
> Seeing that you are a gimp & a spammer I don't mind hi-jacking your
> totally off topic post. I am trying to develop a website offering delivery
> of my produce within a 15 mile or so radius of my house. What I am after
> is all the postcodes & address's to put on the website, if you are not on
> that list then you're too far for me to deliver to. I cannot find these
> free & anybody who sells them want mega money, as I am a start-up company
> I ain't got that kind of money, does anyone know another way of getting
> them? Don't mind if they are in print form & I have to type them, would
> obviously prefer not to.

if you want a decent postcode PAF system you will have to pay Royal Mail. Go
for a free or cheap one and you will end up losing customers.

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Trevor <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> kerry fletcher wrote:
>> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
>> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
>> tools.
>> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>>
>
> Seeing that you are a gimp & a spammer I don't mind hi-jacking your
> totally off topic post. I am trying to develop a website offering
> delivery of my produce within a 15 mile or so radius of my house.
> What I am after is all the postcodes & address's to put on the
> website, if you are not on that list then you're too far for me to
> deliver to. I cannot find these free & anybody who sells them want
> mega money, as I am a start-up company I ain't got that kind of
> money, does anyone know another way of getting them? Don't mind if
> they are in print form & I have to type them, would obviously prefer
> not to.

Which part of the country are you in? Some while ago, someone posted a load
of postcode files for the whole country, divided into regions, for the
benefit of people with satellite navigations systems. These could be loaded
onto satnav systems as POI (point of interest) files - and each had a name
equal to its 7-character postcode, and a pair of latitude/longitude
co-ordinates. The idea was that you could use a postcode as a destination,
and the satnav system would direct you there. These files were subsequently
withdrawn over copyright issues after objections were raised by Ordnance
Survey - but there may still be a few in captivity.

Armed with one of these files for your region, and an Excel spreadsheet, you
should be able to compute the (as a crow flies) distance from your premises
to each one, and then select those within the qualifying distance. If this
sounds interesting, post a pukka email address where I can contact you
privately.
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Cheers,
Tim
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Tiscali Tim wrote:
> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> Trevor <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>>kerry fletcher wrote:
>>
>>>Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
>>>Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
>>>tools.
>>>http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/
>>>
>>
>>Seeing that you are a gimp & a spammer I don't mind hi-jacking your
>>totally off topic post. I am trying to develop a website offering
>>delivery of my produce within a 15 mile or so radius of my house.
>>What I am after is all the postcodes & address's to put on the
>>website, if you are not on that list then you're too far for me to
>>deliver to. I cannot find these free & anybody who sells them want
>>mega money, as I am a start-up company I ain't got that kind of
>>money, does anyone know another way of getting them? Don't mind if
>>they are in print form & I have to type them, would obviously prefer
>>not to.
>
>
> Which part of the country are you in? Some while ago, someone posted a load
> of postcode files for the whole country, divided into regions, for the
> benefit of people with satellite navigations systems. These could be loaded
> onto satnav systems as POI (point of interest) files - and each had a name
> equal to its 7-character postcode, and a pair of latitude/longitude
> co-ordinates. The idea was that you could use a postcode as a destination,
> and the satnav system would direct you there. These files were subsequently
> withdrawn over copyright issues after objections were raised by Ordnance
> Survey - but there may still be a few in captivity.
>
> Armed with one of these files for your region, and an Excel spreadsheet, you
> should be able to compute the (as a crow flies) distance from your premises
> to each one, and then select those within the qualifying distance. If this
> sounds interesting, post a pukka email address where I can contact you
> privately.

Thanks Tim try alan.phaeton at gmail.com much appreciated

Another possibility is available at:
www.propertywell.com
No restrictions and it's free!

kerry fletcher wrote:
> Anyone looking for an address finder or postcode search?
> Try postcode anywhere for a great range of online address management
> tools.
> http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/