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Author NatWest Bank POI's
David Probett

2007-01-14, 12:33 pm

Hi

The NatWest site has an excellent free set of POIs for cash Machines
and Branches at
http://www.natwest.com/microsites/g...ferrer=T2credit

There are files for Destinator, Garmin, Navman and TomTom - all as
ZIP files.

Oddly, the parent company, RBS doesn't have the same for it's own.

Hope it helps

David
David Probett
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Dragon

2007-01-15, 10:33 pm

I wish lloyds would do this too


"David Probett" <davidprobett@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> The NatWest site has an excellent free set of POIs for cash Machines
> and Branches at
> http://www.natwest.com/microsites/g...ferrer=T2credit
>
> There are files for Destinator, Garmin, Navman and TomTom - all as
> ZIP files.
>
> Oddly, the parent company, RBS doesn't have the same for it's own.
>
> Hope it helps
>
> David
> David Probett
> davidprobett@pobox.com



Nigel Wade

2007-01-16, 7:34 am

Dragon wrote:

> I wish lloyds would do this too
>


So do I. I suggested it to them two years ago, that it would be a good idea to
provide POIs for their cashpoints. After all they have that info., and you can
find the nearest cashpoint from their website. But not everyone has access to a
computer and an internet connection with them on the street, or in their car,
but more and more people do have sat. nav.

Clearly, Lloyds are not "the listening bank".

--
Nigel Wade
andy

2007-01-17, 7:33 am


"Nigel Wade" <nmw@ion.le.ac.uk> wrote in message
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> So do I. I suggested it to them two years ago, that it would be a good
> idea to
> provide POIs for their cashpoints. After all they have that info., and you
> can
> find the nearest cashpoint from their website. But not everyone has access
> to a
> computer and an internet connection with them on the street, or in their
> car,
> but more and more people do have sat. nav.
>
> Clearly, Lloyds are not "the listening bank".


I suggested this to BP, for their petrol stations, with the benefit to them
that people would be more likely to buy their fuel, they sent me a paper
book with a list of addresses in!

Wonder how up-to-date it was ;-)


Josiah Jenkins

2007-01-17, 12:33 pm

Whilst perusing asg on Wed, 17 Jan 2007 12:29:12 -0000, I read these
words from "andy" < timmydottiddles@gmai
l.com> :
>
>"Nigel Wade" <nmw@ion.le.ac.uk> wrote in message
> news:eoiadk$2la$1@so
uth.jnrs.ja.net...
>
>I suggested this to BP, for their petrol stations, with the benefit to them
>that people would be more likely to buy their fuel, they sent me a paper
>book with a list of addresses in!


My c330 appears to be pre-loaded with most/all of the major
European brands of filling stations, Shell, BP, Texaco, Elf,
Aral etc plus the supermarket ones.

Put it this way, I've never had a problem finding fuel whilst
in an area unknown to me, either in the UK or Europe.

So either the data exists or Garmin have created the data from
the 'paper book' info. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to be a
seperate file (well, I can't identify one with the data !)
>
>Wonder how up-to-date it was ;-)


I think you should make it your duty to personally check
the accuracy of them all, update it and post the results
here for us !

-- jjj


andy

2007-01-18, 4:33 am


"Josiah Jenkins" <josiah-jenkins@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
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> My c330 appears to be pre-loaded with most/all of the major
> European brands of filling stations, Shell, BP, Texaco, Elf,
> Aral etc plus the supermarket ones.
>
> Put it this way, I've never had a problem finding fuel whilst
> in an area unknown to me, either in the UK or Europe.
>
> So either the data exists or Garmin have created the data from
> the 'paper book' info. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to be a
> seperate file (well, I can't identify one with the data !)


I've tried several POI sets for my tomtom, for petrol stations, there's a BP
about 100 yards down the road from me on the main road, all but one place
the BP garage several hundred yards from where it really is and place it in
a one-way system, not on the main road!

That's why I'd like an official one from BP, not sure I can trust the ones I
have.


> I think you should make it your duty to personally check
> the accuracy of them all, update it and post the results
> here for us !


Sure, not this weekend, quite busy, maybe next ;-)


andy

2007-01-18, 4:33 am


"Josiah Jenkins" <josiah-jenkins@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:mvksq296sjlmofd
c6iqumlqo83q6vbi1mb@
4ax.com...

> My c330 appears to be pre-loaded with most/all of the major
> European brands of filling stations, Shell, BP, Texaco, Elf,
> Aral etc plus the supermarket ones.
>
> Put it this way, I've never had a problem finding fuel whilst
> in an area unknown to me, either in the UK or Europe.
>
> So either the data exists or Garmin have created the data from
> the 'paper book' info. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to be a
> seperate file (well, I can't identify one with the data !)


I've tried several POI sets for my tomtom, for petrol stations, there's a BP
about 100 yards down the road from me on the main road, all but one place
the BP garage several hundred yards from where it really is and place it in
a one-way system, not on the main road!

That's why I'd like an official one from BP, not sure I can trust the ones I
have.


> I think you should make it your duty to personally check
> the accuracy of them all, update it and post the results
> here for us !


Sure, not this weekend, quite busy, maybe next ;-)



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