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I've been experiencing loads of spams on my websites, waking to my email and having to spend hours cleaning up spam' emails. Try alot of anti-spam plugins without luck. These bots are so smart that they still land in my inbox.


The solution;

Code: 
Anti-Spam by CleanTalk

https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/cleantalk-spam-protect/

Disclaimer: I'm in no way affiliated to this tool, The plugin has saved me hours, making me more active on what matters.
Thought you want to give it a try too.
 
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Is it that robot forex software? I always get those through my contact form. Such bad copywriting and advertising, I don't actually mind looking at them for what NOT to do! lol
 
Thanks for sharing this plugin.

On a related point, I noticed that when my newer sites start pulling in a lot more traffic, the comment spam volume picks up as well.

I suppose it's a necessary evil and a sure sign of success, but it sure is annoying.

I can't wait to try your plugin to see if this does the trick.

Previously, I've been setting up comment settings that I felt were a bit heavy-handed.

They would require a person looking to post content and have to subscribe to my website.

But I think this approach might be better.

When you ask potential spammers to subscribe to the site using WordPress default subscriber settings, it cuts down quite a bit on spam bot activity.
 
Panther28 said:
Is it that robot forex software? I always get those through my contact form. Such bad copywriting and advertising, I don't actually mind looking at them for what NOT to do! lol
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Hahaha, forex, Buy my software, we're top SEO agencies more crippy emails in my inbox daily. it takes a lot of time cleaning up the next day.

blackbeans said:
Thanks for sharing this plugin.

On a related point, I noticed that when my newer sites start pulling in a lot more traffic, the comment spam volume picks up as well.

I suppose it's a necessary evil and a sure sign of success, but it sure is annoying.

I can't wait to try your plugin to see if this does the trick.

Previously, I've been setting up comment settings that I felt were a bit heavy-handed.

They would require a person looking to post content and have to subscribe to my website.

But I think this approach might be better.

When you ask potential spammers to subscribe to the site using WordPress default subscriber settings, it cuts down quite a bit on spam bot activity.
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Man, this is hands down one of the best if not the best I've used.
No more waking up to clean junk emails.

My walls now look fresh as it meant to be.
 
jobhelperapp said:
What do you know about the Gospel?
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That’s a figure of speech man , I know little to nothing talking about the gospel you trying learn more about.
 
Does it affect the website speed or performance by large amount?
 
paisawaisa said:
Does it affect the website speed or performance by large amount?
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Not sure if has heavy impact on website performance, honestly didn't experience reduction in speed on websites installed on since it's sync with cloud wasn't expecting redundant files on my host.

I can put that to a further test if needs be.

But right now, I'm enjoying the freedom of not having to deal with spams and cleaning up emails.
 
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