Whatever you do, don't do this. If you are under serious attack, this is what people will be waiting for, for you to change your e-mail to an e-mail they have access to. (For example through shared passwords, forums you registered on elsewhere.)GOLDEN WING wrote:change ur SGW e-mail
No. The more threads are being made about this, the more it will happen. It's like me saying I don't like snowballs. If everyone in my street read I don't like snowballs, I'll be snowballed to death next winter. It's human nature to be annoying **Filtered**.BenjaminMS wrote:perhaps it's an idea to compare the IDs the requests came from to each other... wouldn't surprise me if it would be the same person/IP. (At least, I *hope* Jason has got the IPs somewhere in those databases of him...)
I'll update the boss anyway. It does seem to get out of hand, but it's not something the site can do anything about, really. You can't ban a specific IP from accessing your website. Most of the culprits who do this with malicious intent, do so from behind proxies anyway.