Author Topic: Google captcha won't go away (Read 4694 times)

Meg · « **Reply #15 on:** July 26, 2011, 03:19:39 AM »

Quote from: HoneyJo on July 25, 2011, 11:08:29 PM

Hi Guy's,

I have never had the problems you are speaking of, so I can't help you but I know
that there will be someone who gets it straightened out for you real soon.

I know this is not an answer to any of your problems, but thought you could all use
a little info that it is working for most people and I know that Jon will make sure your
problems are fixed.

I just had a very pleasant experience with IAW and wanted to tell everybody about
it, I signed into IAW after reading all of your post (expecting it to give me a problem)
but it did not!

Since I did not need any particular info for an article or site, I just typed in the keywords
American Article Writer could hardly believe the response I got from it. my own site
was in about 1/4th of the replies I got!!! You would not believe how surprised and
pleased I was.

Have a wonderful night all,

HoneyJo

That's great Honeyjo!

Mind you I'm not surprised. When I looked at your site link, you have written A LOT of articles and loads on Ezine Articles!

eddiej · « **Reply #16 on:** August 07, 2011, 02:50:08 PM »

I'm new here and am having this same issue. Was told b support to lower the speed. I'm still getting it so I'll just hang it up for tonight and try again tomorrow evening. Guess I'll start at 10 on the speed and see what happens tomorrow.

Will update....

Eddie

FLGuy · « **Reply #17 on:** August 07, 2011, 04:41:31 PM »

Captcha still won't go away.........have speed set at 10 and only searching 100 results........WTF is going on here......will somebody please address this bug in the software version 3.083!!!

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NeoenY152 · « **Reply #18 on:** August 10, 2011, 10:23:10 AM »

This isnt a bug, it is google protecting themselves. This type of activity puts significantly more load on their system than the typical 1 or 2 page search results, and it does not result in any potential revenue. I can see why they want to stop this kind of activity, cant you? It is against their TOS, so it is not a bug but something very much expected.

That said, Every time I use Instant Article Wizard I dont have any trouble at all. But I will usually look for ONE ... maybe two key words. I do look for 300 results at full speed, all databases, and never get captcha. I get captcha when I run my SERP checks and backlink analysis. But I have that set to full speed, top 1000 results, and usually search over 100 key terms (at once) like this (it would be crazy for me NOT to get a captcha, haha).

I discuss this further here

http://jlforums.com/new-product-ideas/google-captcha/

But I cant imagine this being a big enough problem for the typical IAW user to justify development of what I discuss in this thread.

-- Well, on second thought, Jon, this could be fairly simple. Have IAW interactively prompt for captcha entry so that the search can continue on its merry way. The other stuff I mention in the thread may be 'too much'. I am no software developer though so again I could be off in my estimated simplicity.

For now, if you get captcha, wait 1hr, 2 hrs, maybe even 1 day, try fewer key words, slower search speed (I didnt know you could slow down speed on IAW ... Cool).

Off to make more articles!

-Brian

tdpubs · « **Reply #19 on:** September 07, 2011, 10:35:08 AM »

I have been using IAW successfully for about seven months and this week is the first time I've had the Google Captcha problem. I only search for one keyword at a time. I alternate between Add All Sources and single queries. It does not matter what I do now. The Captchas will not stop. I've tried it without a VPN and with a VPN and it makes no difference. I hope that this problem is addressed soon.

Loyal user.

waywyrd · « **Reply #20 on:** October 09, 2011, 04:50:48 AM »

Hi,

The endless series of captchas kept affecting me after about 1-2 hours use on on search term.

I had to clear all my internet history and reboot the pc, then I was able to start again okay.

Regards,

Waywyrd.

ben341 · « **Reply #21 on:** November 28, 2011, 07:56:29 AM »

Why has this not been addressed? it is obviously a major problem. I bought this software about two hours ago and it appears I have wasted a lot of valuable time. I have been doing a search on a number of keyword phrases on all sources at full speed. I agree this is probably why there is a captcha and understand the reasons for it, next time I will try a slower speed.

HOWEVER. I am 71 out of 80 queries in and this is when the captcha appeared. It is repeatedly appearing regardless of whether I enter it correctly or not. I have aborted the process and deleted all incomplete and pending queries. Status is still "Aborting". The fact you cannot work on the research already performed because the captcha won't stop appearing, can't save the project or anything. THIS is an issue with the software that should be addressed, why should I lose all locally stored data because of this? The only way to stop it is to kill the process.

Please address.
Ben

Eliot Proud · « **Reply #22 on:** November 29, 2011, 01:52:21 AM »

Hi Ben

I would imagine that the reason the captcha appeared is the fact your are
71 out of 80 queries in in and you've only owned the software for 2 hours.

If you were doing the research manually then you would put in ONE keyword into google
and then look through the top ten sites and maybe go and visit a few of the sites and write notes
and then you would probably type in another related keyword etc etc and then you would write your
article and then start the process all over again

IAW3 speeds up this process BUT if you try and go too fast then you are captcha'd

I used to own IAW pro before IAW3 and (touch wood) I've never had a captcha

It's the same in other scenarios as well - I live in England and if I went into any bookies
and placed £10 to win on a 25/1 horse they would say thank you very much and give me my slip
NO PROBLEM
If I went in and asked to place £10000 on the same horse - No Way.
Alarm bells would be ringing in their ears and they would be on the phone to
all the other bookies to see what was happening. Was there a fix in or similar???

Exactly the same bookies. Exactly the same horse. Exactly the same 25/1 but the amount of money is different

Same sorta thing with with Google
Slow And Steady Wins The Race
Eliot

HoneyJo · « **Reply #23 on:** November 29, 2011, 12:24:38 PM »

Quote from: Eliot Proud on November 29, 2011, 01:52:21 AM

Hi Ben I would imagine that the reason the captcha appeared is the fact your are
71 out of 80 queries in in and you've only owned the software for 2 hours.
If you were doing the research manually then you would put in ONE keyword into google
and then look through the top ten sites and maybe go and visit a few of the sites and write notes
and then you would probably type in another related keyword etc etc and then you would write your
article and then start the process all over again
IAW3 speeds up this process BUT if you try and go too fast then you are captcha'd
I used to own IAW pro before IAW3 and (touch wood) I've never had a captcha
It's the same in other scenarios as well - I live in England and if I went into any bookies
and placed £10 to win on a 25/1 horse they would say thank you very much and give me my slip
NO PROBLEM If I went in and asked to place £10000 on the same horse - No Way.
Alarm bells would be ringing in their ears and they would be on the phone to
all the other bookies to see what was happening. Was there a fix in or similar???
Exactly the same bookies. Exactly the same horse. Exactly the same 25/1 but the amount of money is different
Same sorta thing with with Google Slow And Steady Wins The Race Eliot

Eliot,

That is the best answer to the Captcha problem I have seen!

HJ

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ivic13 · « **Reply #24 on:** December 18, 2011, 08:28:14 AM »

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Quote from: FLGuy on July 25, 2011, 07:32:40 PM

Same problem here....just keeps asking for CAPTCHA...over & over again. Cache cleared, behind proxy......still asking for CAPTCHA!

I have been using the IAW for quite some time, for just single words searches, and it all worked fine.
Then I watched some of the Videos here in the forum and decided to Input some additional KW's in the "Add Querry " section.
The Captcha's just will not go away, can not do anything about them to disappear, but to shut the IAW down.

The Question:
How hard is to incorporate Proxies into the system???
That would solve the problem.
That is how any "Google digging" software works, anyways.

With the proxies option IAW will become very powerful tool, right now is just not using its full potential!

Meg · « **Reply #25 on:** December 18, 2011, 09:02:50 AM »

Quote from: ivic13 on December 18, 2011, 08:28:14 AM

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Quote from: FLGuy on July 25, 2011, 07:32:40 PM
Same problem here....just keeps asking for CAPTCHA...over & over again. Cache cleared, behind proxy......still asking for CAPTCHA!

I have been using the IAW for quite some time, for just single words searches, and it all worked fine.
Then I watched some of the Videos here in the forum and decided to Input some additional KW's in the "Add Querry " section.
The Captcha's just will not go away, can not do anything about them to disappear, but to shut the IAW down.

The Question:
How hard is to incorporate Proxies into the system???
That would solve the problem.
That is how any "Google digging" software works, anyways.

With the proxies option IAW will become very powerful tool, right now is just not using its full potential!

Eliot Proud has written some good stuff on this:
http://jlforums.com/instant-article-wizard/google-captcha-won't-go-away/msg42866/#msg42866

This is ONE of his posts. There are others.

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