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Fantastic post-sale support–even years later!

hurtdidit — Mon, 03 Jun 2024 12:40:11 +0000

I don’t write reviews often, but I feel compelled to brag up LoginPress and in particular one of their CSRs, Emma. I purchased LoginPress Pro years ago and it’s worked quietly behind the scenes without issues. Recently, I started experiencing a glut of spam user registrations.

Reaching out to the WPBrigade support team, I didn’t expect much–especially since it’s been years since I sent them my money. But to my surprise, Emma took my concerns seriously, got a dev on board to investigate, and recommended their hide-login plugin (which I already had access to but wasn’t using).

Wouldn’t you know, it worked! No more spam registrations.

To top it off, Emma checked in daily to see how things were going, and then after several days confirming no new spam registrations had occurred, she went ahead and deleted the spam accounts for me. It was a little thing, but reminded me of when a contractor takes the time to clean up before he leaves the build site; it shows an extra thoughtfulness uncommon in this busy world.

Thank you so dang much, WP Brigade and Emma in particular! You guys are fantastic.

Registration SPAM problem

madflute — Sat, 16 Dec 2023 20:01:25 +0000

We have been bombarded with fake registration along with ‘password successfully changed’ notification emails. Usually tens a day but hundreds occasionally. We are non-profit organization with no developer and no money so I have been trying to stop this madness by myself.

We need public registration
I put hCaptcha and is working at the GUI
I made a custom registration form with Custom Registration plugin
I made the registration form password protected so the legit visitor needs to request the password to access the registration form
I noticed Akismet has not been showing any activities since October (may or may not be related since this SPAM issue started long time before October)
WordFence-free doesn’t indicate any security threats
Really Simple SSL doesn’t indicate any security threats

It seems this attack is nothing to do with our registration form. I have been Googling for weeks but to no avail. Any pointer would be greatly appreciated.

Are there known conflicts using other security plug-ins

ksteele36 — Mon, 27 Mar 2023 18:46:05 +0000

I have tightened up security on my WP/WooCommerce site: blocked ip’s, blocked all countries except the U.S., added captcha, addressed firewalls, honeypot, and have 2 security plug-ins ( All-in-One WP Security and iThemes Security) and much more at both the Server and Site level and for the most part I have no problems…. but these bot buttholes with their mailbox.imailfree.cc and numerous other imailfree.cc domains with random IP addresses and User names still manage to get 1 or 2 intermittent new, approved user registrations past my defense… It was previously a much greater number but I would still like to find a way to safely remove the issue without affecting actual customers from being overwhelmed by Two Factor Authentication, Captcha’s that make you choose images over and over again, etc…. you know the drill.

BTW, people with the same issue… blocking by Country is at the server level. If you have WHM, check here: WHM Admin / cPHulk Brute Force Protection.

So, all that being said… all I am asking is if this plug-in has any known issues working with other Security Plug-ins. Knowing now would potentially save me A LOT of heartache and lost business.

Thank you in Advance, “K”

Registration spam

gon2train — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 16:40:53 +0000

I have been getting a lot of spam registrations the last few days. I have updated and looked through forum and changed setting but still getting reg spam

Using the “Captcha”-like page before WP Login for one other page possible?

Ronny Dohmen — Fri, 06 Jan 2023 13:45:34 +0000

Dear NinTechNet team,

first of all: Thank you for such a helpful tool to minimize risks.

My question is:
Is there a way to use the Captcha-like page that is shown before you actually log in to the WP Dashboard with your credentials for one other page, too?

The background is as follows:
I’m planning to add a community/forum that does not use the internal WP registration, but it’s own. The registration however adds user accounts in WordPress, it’s just that it uses its own form and system for that.
To prevent spambots from bombarding the form and (ab-)using random mail addresses, I would like to call that Captcha-esque page that gets called before you can actually enter your credentials in the WP Login form (wp-login.php).

Best regards
Ronny.

Spam

oceancolleen — Tue, 10 Aug 2021 17:52:47 +0000

Anyone else getting membership registration spam? Even with reCapcha enabled I get a few a week.

Anti Spam (CleanTalk) doesn’t protect “Register Spams”

jkin — Mon, 22 Mar 2021 00:53:51 +0000

Hi,

I have 2 issues now.

Firstly, Anti-Crawler The functionality was disabled because SpamFireWall database is empty. It suggests me to come to ask for help…

Secondly, I am having registration spam, even I unclicked the “anyone can register” button.

Anyone can help, please?

Best regards

Avoid Sendpress Newsletter Registration Spam

Eladawien — Tue, 22 Sep 2020 08:57:31 +0000

Hi, how is it possible to avoid registration spam via the newsletter registration form? Thanks in advance! BR, Manuela

Doesn’t seem to work at all for registration spam

rudybrinkman — Mon, 29 Apr 2019 19:40:36 +0000

Installed it on 2 websites to prevent registration spam on one (didn’t work) and form spam on the other (seems to be working, not sure yet). Many spam registrations for an online WooCommerce shop were coming in all day long, I expected this plugin to block them but it doesn’t.

Still, it seems to somehow block the form spam so far on the other website. Will have to wait and see.

Site had been plagued with bot registration attempts

pjbarry21 — Thu, 31 May 2018 12:51:18 +0000

I had a site that had 500+ attempts in the past 2 weeks to register. None went through and accessed the membership-only site (we have a moderation plugin to handle them and don’t use the standard WP registration) — but they were getting annoying to sort through to find legit registration requests.

Finally found this plugin and set it up to be rather aggressive in limiting bot traffic. Set up the additional “Stop Forum Spam” and “Project Honeypot” services and tied them to this plugin (via the convenient web services page) and I had the first night of 0 bot registration attempts this site has seen in months. None of my other sites get hit by bots like this one (so, I think a member of the site somehow attracted some bots with a compromised account or system), and it had been driving me (and the owners of the site) nuts. I’d installed 3-4 other free versions of plugins meant to block bots and none of them made a dent in the registration attempts. This one has so far blocked them all. It took a little time to set it up and go through all of the options (and set up the outside resources for it) — but so worth it. And wonderful to see all the options it has for blocking bots in multiple ways, and tying to multiple outside resources that makes it even more powerful than its default settings and options.

I’ve never contributed to a plugin before — I just sent in a token amount to say thanks to Bryan for keeping this plugin up and running.