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Originally Posted by Ferok
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Isn't that what I said?
It's not actually you're location that you get back, it's the ISP's location that it's getting back. The fact that you're located near to your ISP is not a coincidence, of course. However, if you dialed in to an old AOL phonebank in Kansas, your IP would sure enough show up as Kansas.
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No. That's not even close to what you said. You also used the wrong form of "your" in your reply. If someone dialed into Kansas from Virginia, you could trace it back to Virginia. Don't even get me started on AOL bro.. bypassing aol canada using 2.5 sprint.net to make fake lcases since 96, using the fakes to collect 100k+ names to spam, and walking away with thousands of <>< including german guides/hosts. You don't know anything about teh haxorz