Addresses...?

[ratboy]

Anyone got a copy of the Uk database for home and business addresses? Think it's called UK-Infodisk. Looking for all addresses in one postcode zone.

Let me know if you have any ideas...

Johnny

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

UK Info disk can be costly for the export data, its basically 192.com on a DVD. The basic isnt that expensive tho.

 

[ratboy]

Cheers for the reply and those who PM'd - will have a look at a link and get back.

Thanks again
Johnny

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

If your looking at mailshot its 1000x better to actually buy specific data (seedless data).

Its 4x more expensive but you can be pretty specific, like one of my partners has a PR agency similar to N2O - Experiential Field Marketing - Home and he asked me sort some data, so I went to company I found thru the local chamber, and bought

People aged between 18-35, with income 10k+, within 15 miles of ground zero.

admittedly they don't have everyones income but the ones they did have that was <10 was removed. His response rate was significantly better he says.

When I worked for a night club we used to buy 17-31 Female for 7 miles around us, the targetting options make it way better to buy

 

[retired_member12]

Various types of these discs were promo'd on the covers of PC mags years ago, but i thought they were done in such a way as to prevent mass extraction. I've often wondered if there is a way around this. Anyone ever tried it perhaps? I can think of various current day discs that would yield some great research data if it were possible to crack them.

 

[ratboy]

I'm just after a list of numbers and streets of the local area here for a project. It's not a goer if it needs doing manually.

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

Just buy UK info disk bud, the professional version allows data extraction, the others don't allow you to pull it out.