I’ve been using Anti-Captcha via API and needed maximum precision for recognizing simple 4-character image captchas (letters and numbers). Unfortunately, the “100% Recognition” option does not work as advertised. 1. The results come from different task IDs, making it impossible to collect all responses from multiple workers for the same captcha task. The API is poorly designed for this feature and doesn’t support it properly. 2. The recognition quality is extremely poor. I often see mistakes like “Y” identified as “V” or “X”, “4” as “X”, “L” as “C” or “E”, etc. These are very basic errors that shouldn’t happen. It feels like bots, not humans, are solving the captchas. 3. Customer support is non-existent. I submitted a ticket explaining the issue in detail. Not only did I receive no reply — they also blocked me from opening new support tickets. 4. Very low reliability. To even have a chance of a correct answer, I have to send the same captcha 5 times and look for at least 3 matching results. But in most cases, even 3 out of 5 matching responses turn out to be wrong.The service isn’t too expensive, but it’s totally unsuitable for tasks where accuracy is critical. I cannot recommend Anti-Captcha for serious or professional use.
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Anti-Captcha.com was first launched in 2007 and provided non-stop image captcha solving service since then. Since 2016 it started providing Recaptcha solving services, gradually adding support for Recaptcha V2, V3 and Enterprise. Later support for Hcaptcha, FunCaptcha Arkose Labs, GeeTest and others was added.
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