Aarati Divanji what3words

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@Mr. Gypsy Free6 Hmm, could you elaborate a little more on what you mean by that? Would love to help out!

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Aarati  

Hey @Charlie Baker 10

So you can type in a traditional address like - 34, Stainsby road, clubhouse apartments... into the search bar of the what3words app (for anywhere in the world), and it will narrow down to that location and... (More)

Hey @Ampers Taylor4 
Thanks for flagging this, I've passed this on to our product team and it's definitely something we are considering for the future! 
 

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Aarati 

Hey @Sheila Makkink5 ,

I'm sorry to hear that you've been struggling to have parcels delivered!

Currently, Amazon and Sainsbury's do not accept what3words addresses, and users can only submit postcodes and traditional addresses. This can make it difficult to... (More)

Hey @Ghost Man Deak8,

Check out this step-by-step tutorial on how to find your what3words address in an emergency -
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cnjtTmIkYC_RgIwl0o52elxJFdJp5t3h26

You could also go through our community drive^ for more imagery and videos on what3words and how we're... (More)

I agree, It's definitely helpful to have a 3 word address to navigate within a cemetery! @curt johnston7

We've heard some stories of people using what3words to help remember locations of unmarked plots, and places where families bury ashes as... (More)

Hey @curt johnston7 👋31

You're absolutely right. It's for this very reason that we've partnered with a variety of venues (and constantly striving to find more) to ensure they include what3words addresses so visitors can find parking, accessibility entrances and... (More)

Hi @Bridlington Street Trail7,

We've often seen different kinds of treasure hunts, games, puzzles and organised activities use what3words to spice things up! I definitely think a scarecrow trail could be curated incorporating what3words in some way ✨

Let... (More)

Hi Katherine, do you have a question in mind? If so, I'd love to help 😊

Hey Peter! Thanks for your intriguing question...how did you come up with it? 😄

So I asked our product team to help me out with this one -

The longest english 3 word address is - ///congratulations.congratulations.congratulations, which comes... (More)