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Maybe ... but how would you go with captchas in foreign language and script?James the Giant wrote:But that wouldn't stop these guys anyway, they are real live people with the ability to solve captchas , not just computers.
In my experience, it does stop 99% of them. It's just unprofitable for them to spend much time on each registration, - they do it with automatic registration software to get the mass coverage.James the Giant wrote:But that wouldn't stop these guys anyway, they are real live people with the ability to solve captchas , not just computers.
This is most probably done with automatic registration software.tiltbillings wrote:This might be of interest. If one goes to the member section http://www.dhammawheel.com/memberlist.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the last page, as of this writing, is 277, and looking at page 277 and working forward one will see what are almost exclusively, for pages, Chinese spammers. From what I understand is that this is not the result of bots; rather, it is the result of human drones at work.
Don't be fooled!BlackBird wrote:The garlic spam actually looks kind of tasty.
You mean its fake spamLonesomeYogurt wrote:Don't be fooled!BlackBird wrote:The garlic spam actually looks kind of tasty.
??? No, not fake - but it's only one pixel thick and not at all nutritious.m0rl0ck wrote:You mean its fake spamLonesomeYogurt wrote:Don't be fooled!BlackBird wrote:The garlic spam actually looks kind of tasty.
