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Originally Posted by CAG CheechDogg

Block those IPs using htaccess ...

The IPs are always changing so it would be a lot of work to keep adding them. Usually always from .eu or .ru IPs. I could block all IPs coming from there but that would not be ideal.

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Did you follow all the instructions and change everything?

I followed them to a T.

- Renamed register.php to something unique and not with register in the name.
- Changed the two phrases as instructed.
- Edited my Tapatalk setting to reflect the new name.
- Even changed up my notification encouraging registration that displays for guests to reflect the new unique register.php name and removed the reference to register opting to hyperlink a different word.

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There are still bots always on my new register.php, unfortunately. I have new registrations temporarily closed until I can get this resolved as they were getting through my Human Verification questions (which are pretty hard/unique and don't contain the answer in the question).

I'm thinking next step would be to re-open registrations but try the New reCAPTCHA if it's a better deterrent then Questions? Or try GlowHost Spam-O-Matic.