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[Archery1969]

Anyone seen this before ?

[Dallas]

It's just part of the sites firewall to prevent unwanted traffic but may on some occassions throw up a false positive, you just need to confirm your not a bot and it'll let you past

[Archery1969]

It's just part of the sites firewall to prevent unwanted traffic but may on some occassions throw up a false positive, you just need to confirm your not a bot and it'll let you past

Hi Dallas,

I did confirm i wasn't a bot, several times, seems to have got stuck in a loop. Don't see it on my mobile, hence my post, its only via Desktop/Chrome.

[Dallas]

It's just part of the sites firewall to prevent unwanted traffic but may on some occassions throw up a false positive, you just need to confirm your not a bot and it'll let you past

Hi Dallas,

I did confirm i wasn't a bot, several times, seems to have got stuck in a loop. Don't see it on my mobile, hence my post, its only via Desktop/Chrome.

Do you have another browser you can try from that same computer?
Have you viewed it ok with that comp and browser in the past?

[Archery1969]

It's just part of the sites firewall to prevent unwanted traffic but may on some occassions throw up a false positive, you just need to confirm your not a bot and it'll let you past

Hi Dallas,

I did confirm i wasn't a bot, several times, seems to have got stuck in a loop. Don't see it on my mobile, hence my post, its only via Desktop/Chrome.

Do you have another browser you can try from that same computer?
Have you viewed it ok with that comp and browser in the past?

It was working fine until around 8.00am this morning. Never seen that message before and that's not my machine's IP address either. Will have a look using Edge or Firefox shortly. Thanks,

[sniffer66]

The IP will be your internet address and not your local, router assigned. Usually see this from behind a proxy where many are sharing the same IP - usually a business setup. Or from the same pool of addresses used by your ISP You could try rebooting your router and see if it grabs another address

[Archery1969]

The IP will be your internet address and not your local, router assigned. Usually see this from behind a proxy where many are sharing the same IP - usually a business setup. Or from the same pool of addresses used by your ISP You could try rebooting your router and see if it grabs another address

Strange as I am using my home router.

Will do.

Cheers