Read/scroll thru the "Terms of Use," complete the captcha, and click the Next button3.  

A quick and free way to check on whether a prospective tenant has been sued in landlord/tenant court (for non-payment or holdovers) is to go to here:https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/ecourtsM...Click on Webcivil local and then enter the captcha.  

From time to time it might just show you a captcha just to test you, but you can set up an "alarm/warning" to ensure a human/you completed it (it not as fast a fully automated but faster than doing everything by hand for sure).

Sorry guys ..didnt see this..Counties are always tricky - not saying its not possible , but most of them throw up captchas , visual captchas so automating it might be pretty tough .

I try only to post 3-4 houses a day with it. . .in the same general area, like the same state.For a while I was using a great proxy, but now it won't work with the captcha script.I do have a proxy that works (but it's not free), and I keep the postings in the same state for the account.

CL now throws up a Captcha when Online Lead Finder tries to send out an email, and the email never gets sent.So my first question is: Does anyone else use this software?  

__c=1000000000&__u=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEASFor instance, go in and enter "Sell my house", enter the Captcha code and search.

Like ri could be a n or 2 n's could be an m.I just hate when they use "l", "i", and "1" or "O" and "0" in those captchas.

Before trying something automatic like that, do a small number of inquiries in very rapid succession to see if they will put up a captcha or something similar to see if a human is doing the browsing or not.

Not to mention cloudlflare scrape mitigation, captchas, and Javascript generated XHR validation post variables.