I know, I know! I should not do things like this. My curiosity knows no bounds. Today I found, by far, my most interesting visitor yet. Here's the info as shown on my tracking site:
VISITOR ANALYSIS: Referring Link *removed on request*; Host Name; IP Address *took it off*; Country Iran, Islamic Republic Of; Region; City; ISP Jahankadeh Maybod Service Solutions Provider; Returning Visits 0; Visit Length 0 seconds;
VISITOR SYSTEM SPECS: Browser MSIE 6.0; Operating System Windows XP; Resolution 800x600; Javascript Enabled; Navigation Path-Date-Time-WebPage
January 27th 2005;11:55:29 AM;mickicas.blogspot.com/ <--this is entry page *removed on request* <--this is referring page
So, I think 'cool' I'm checking this site to look for references to mine. Of course, of yet, I haven't found references to mine on any I have checked out. This person says they are from East Coast, United States. So, I posted a comment. I am unsure if it will backfire on me. I copy/pasted the info and asked who came to my site and how they found it. My curiosity is bound to get the better of me.
By the way, Tina, you are listed as Virginia. I won't post any of your other info though. I wonder where they get their info. I'm guessing it's where the 'head office' of the company is located.
*Update: seeing as it offended the person who's site that was, not necessarily that person themselves, I took the relative info off. The only thing, as far as I have been able to tell, you can 'glean' from that info is the ip address which you can use to block a specific user from accessing your site.*
*Another Update: I figured out how these people get here. I'm not linked anywhere. I just noticed, if I look up I can click next blog and it will take me somewhere else. I think this qualifies as a stupid moment. Well, some do come from my profile, but very few. I think it's an accident more than not.* |