I'm like "longspy", I delete my cookies at the end of each browser session. The CAPTCHA pictures on all three of my computers are small, fuzzy and not clear to see what I'm looking at (I do have a fancy dual computer screen on one of my computers). Some pictures I can't tell what I'm looking at. As a result, at a minimum I have to go through at least 6 CAPTCHA pictures sessions and on some days I just can't log in because after going through almost 20 of these picture sessions, I give up. Geocaching's use of these particular CAPTCHA is awful. I'm at the point that I hate having to log into their "dadgum" site. I've sent messages to their "help", but they never respond. I'd love to know what I'm doing wrong. How come Google and others sites have migrated away from these annoying pictures and still been able to prove that I am not a "robot". Geocaching is behind the times. When people ask me about geocaching now, I don't encourage them anymore to try it for two reasons: the cost and the annoying CAPTCHA pictures. When Geocaching catches up to everyone else that has moved away from CAPTCHA, then I may start promoting again and that's assuming I haven't quit altogether. Because logging on to geocaching.com is impossible for me some days.
