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Posted by David Gillen on 05/09/07 15:28
let@it.snow said:
>>> When one of your 'close to 60' customers finally wakes up and realizes
>>> how they've been scammed, I would suggest you give them a link to a real
>>> CAPTCHA, with real security. Luckily, quite a few of them are available
>>> for free; for example, QuickCaptcha:
>>> <http://www.web1marketing.com/resources/tools/quickcaptcha/>.
>>
>>I have been waiting for a link like this for ages. Always meaning
>>to investigate it. Thanks for posting this, Leif.
>
> Can someone help me integrate this Quickcaptcha with my two contact
> forms? This should be a really easy job and I'm willing to pay US$ 50
> by PayPal for the work. I'm not a PHP coder so I'd be unable to do the
> job myself.
>
FYI, most captchas out there have been broken, and the ones that haven't more
often than not throw up something which is completely illegible to the end
user.
D.
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Fermat was right.
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