Why are you so worried about this? Does it really matter what the number is?
Here is a flowchart to help figure out your goals:
Do you like the way you look? Yes/No
If yes - End flowchart.
If no - Are you too small or too fat?
If too small - Eat more, train for hypertrophy.
If too fat - Eat less, train for fat loss.
The number will vary depending on the method of measurement even if you went and got it measured properly. I was 16.9% using calipers, 15% using BI, and about 19% using one of those weighing scale BI thingies.
Using an online calculator i was something like 25%+ because it went off BMI and compared to a chart of what i can only assume was average BF% for people with that BMI.
At the end of the day, the number doesn't matter and people shouldn't get so caught up in them. Will knowing the number make you any more or less happy with how you look? Doubtful.
If you want to use it for regular progress tracking, asking for opinions isn't the best way to do it - go buy a BF% measurement device and use it every month. Like i said, though, don't use it as an absolute value because different methods (and even different models of the same equipment) will give vastly different results.
Also, don't expect a reply to a thread in 2 hours. Have a little patience - nobody is on the forums 24 hours a day so chill!
.. and for me the numbers are just for goal setting and tracking my progress to have more will and shoot for something real rather than work hard for an unclear goal (like feeling good or like my shape) 
