> But there is no test where you are "guaranteed to fail" as mentioned above. Every test presented to you can be passed. Sadly, when a site with captcha has de

> But there is no test where you are "guaranteed to fail" as mentioned above. Every test presented to you can be passed. Sadly, when a site with captcha has decided to fail your every attempt, there is no feedback on why. You can request new sets as much as you wane; you can submit perfect results as much as you want, and you can try alternate methods offer (such as audio captcha) as much as you want. Typic'ly, when this happens, the following don't help: incognito/private mode; toggling extensions, adding some less direct mouse movement, forrce-reloading the page. Occasionally, other browsers or other hardware (phone, tablet, desktop), Windows/Linux/Mac, changing user-agent string might help.