Arne once made a great Google maps thread, i wan't to follow up on that by starting this thread.

Post your street view photo.

Go to Google maps, type in your adress http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=da&q=&layer=c&cbll=40.758437,-73.985164&cbp=11,42.04,,0,-6.66&ie=UTF8&om=1&panoid=s_TY766yv4kWDddHKN8OVQ&t=h&ll=40.75844,-73.985195&spn=0.042649,0.174923&z=13&utm_campaign=en&utm_medium=ha&utm_source=en-ha-na-us-bk-svn&utm_term={keyword} , click on the pin and click on street view, in upper right corner you will see a link button, click on that and choose HTML link

Chris

Edited January 23, 201015 yr by ChrisZ

Here is my street view:

Can't get this HTML crap to work

Chris

Edited January 23, 201015 yr by ChrisZ

Dude i think this is a bad idea, it's a good place for a outsider to car jack a Z. Or worst yet rob your house! Feel free to post if you think i'm wrong. What city you live in is one thing but your actual home? ~Z~

Edited January 23, 201015 yr by WingZr0

I see your neighbour has a corvette (looks like one under that cover).

Yep bad idea in this age of identity theft, and regular theft. Why make it any easier for the criminals to find you.

How about just using my avatar from this message which shows my Z as "caught" by the Google Street View camera?

Dennis

I'm convinced my work van was broken into because of this !

All they had to do was type in your type of business, search

for a home based business , look at the google street view of

the house and surrounding area, and make their hit at 4:00 am

Boxing day morning ! This happened within 3 weeks of google

showing the street view right next to the online ad !!! :stupid:

Dude, you might be right, i thought about it, would it be an idea to move it to members section, or is there a way to post only the photo, Dennis.

Mr Camouflage, yes it is a corvette, around 70K for one here, he has a son that is the high score in our national soccer team.

I just removed my link, dead topic.

Chris

I remember when it first came out people were complaining on the news networks for this very same reason. As evidenced by post #6. Sad to see after all this time Google didn't have the gall to kill their own idea.