Captcha recognition service

[Flashmanello]

Hi there,

We've been working hard and now our efforts had finally came into life .
What actually our service does:

- recognizes any captcha from any public website/service, including Gmail, Yahoo and many other.
- each successful recognition costs as low as 0.01$, and you may get huge discount for high volumes
- each new customer receives a bonus +$50 to his account, this is quite enough to test the service (5000 captchas)
- the recognition time is usually lower than 60 seconds, that's surely enough in most cases
- easy-to-understand API, you may use our service in your scripts with ease

anti-captcha.com/client.php

For any questions please hit me in icq 97256785

[sysk]

I am curious to know in what language is your bot written.

[PowerCum]

What HTTP user agent does use your bot? I would like to htaccess filter it asap.
Thank you.

[Flashmanello]

Our captcha recognition service is not a spidering software in itself. You give our service a captcha and receive it's recognized text. That's all.

[Arkantiger]

I have a similar program goodluck

[MoreMagic]

Hm Russian where is the easy to understand part?

- easy-to-understand API, you may use our service in your scripts with ease

anti-captcha.com/client.php

[k0nr4d]

Our captcha recognition service is not a spidering software in itself. You give our service a captcha and receive it's recognized text. That's all.

You guy's sure you thought this through if its not a bot?

If its not spydering sites automatically, you must have to upload the captcha image itself to your service. You can't simply send a URL to the captcha image because it would get re-generated.

So, unless i'm missing or not seeing something here (which is entirely possible, I just rolled out of bed), why would someone upload an image to your service, wait ~60 seconds for an answer, as opposed to just reading it themselves?

This could definitely be something useful if integrated into a bot/spyder though.

[k0nr4d]

ahh nevermind, i just re-read, and its an API.