Question about re-captcha solving

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hello guys

today i bought a service that should solve re-captcha OCR (something like spamvilla) and i see lots of them get green on CB but only first word is correct on 95% of them.
i read some posts here made by some service sellers (of this kind),that are saying if first word is correct then the re-captcha answer is valid and registration is valid but i tested this manually putting only 1 correct word and of course human verification failed.probably same happen ON GSA when using this kind of service,so i ask myself for what i am paying a monthly fee,for nothing?

i might be wrong anyway,suggestions-explications are WELCOME !
 
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anyone have any idea about this?
 
anyone can explain a bit detailed how this work?
 
Re-Captcha 's one word is known to the system and the other is unknown. You need to find the known correctly and for the other you can put random garbage.
 
jazzc said:
Re-Captcha 's one word is known to the system and the other is unknown. You need to find the known correctly and for the other you can put random garbage.
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i tested this manually on a website and the registration failed because 1 word was wrong,probably is happening the same when using the software
 
I believe it has to be correct 100%.. In senuke it always ask for exact captcha..
 
prbkshv said:
I believe it has to be correct 100%.. In senuke it always ask for exact captcha..
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i am thinking the same,that mean those that are solved with one word only are worthless because the registration will fail
 
I think if you solve the hard word, then it accepts it even if the easy word is not correct.
 
It is the 'distorted' word that needs to be entered correctly. The other word (unless you get the double blob captchas - those are just ridiculous!) is from a scanned book and yes most OCR services (even Captcha Breaker and Captcha Sniper) can solve that word - but this is useless. At the moment I can only recommend human captcha solvers for Recaptcha :(
 
Seljo said:
I think if you solve the hard word, then it accepts it even if the easy word is not correct.
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i tried both,manually,and still asked me to solve the re-captcha .it was working only when i solved both words
 
Seljo is right it is not always the first word but the hard one. You can just write one that is hard to read and it will get solved.
 
still looking for recaptcha OCR service that really works
 
i need a good re-captcha OCR service ASAP
 
Automatic recaptcha solving has just gone downhill. The recent recaptcha updates have made it easy for humans to identify the captcha, but difficult for machines.

Your best bet is to get manual captcha service like DBC.
 
DatMoney said:
Automatic recaptcha solving has just gone downhill. The recent recaptcha updates have made it easy for humans to identify the captcha, but difficult for machines.

Your best bet is to get manual captcha service like DBC.
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i need to solve over 300-500k recaptcha daily , can't buy such services,you understand why
 
OCR solving has gone down hill unfortunately.

There used to be a bit more leeway with 1st (easy) solve word, and then 75% or so accuracy on second (hard) word.... and so if you were running OCR and set to 4-5 retries, then OCR would save money, but obviously take a lot longer to process the run.

That does not seem to be the case any longer. Either different code for recaptcha or much less tolerance is being allowed. I don't think it is at 100% for both words, but stricter than it used to be, and the OCR's are just not hitting them like they used to.

Captchas are by far my biggest business expense. I have gone though every OCR service out there. There was one I liked a lot when it first came out, but even that is failing big time.

I order a service every other month or so to see if there has been accuracy improvements, and so far nothing, so paying all human solves for reCaptchas.

OCR Developers... if you are reading this, C'Mon there's got to be a way to improve accuracy.

Thanks.
 
SEO_Alchemy said:
OCR solving has gone down hill unfortunately.

There used to be a bit more leeway with 1st (easy) solve word, and then 75% or so accuracy on second (hard) word.... and so if you were running OCR and set to 4-5 retries, then OCR would save money, but obviously take a lot longer to process the run.

That does not seem to be the case any longer. Either different code for recaptcha or much less tolerance is being allowed. I don't think it is at 100% for both words, but stricter than it used to be, and the OCR's are just not hitting them like they used to.

Captchas are by far my biggest business expense. I have gone though every OCR service out there. There was one I liked a lot when it first came out, but even that is failing big time.

I order a service every other month or so to see if there has been accuracy improvements, and so far nothing, so paying all human solves for reCaptchas.

OCR Developers... if you are reading this, C'Mon there's got to be a way to improve accuracy.

Thanks.
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i understand what are u saying,but can't pay DBC for solving 300-500k re-captcha daily,this will cost me a lot.
 
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