Free Contact Form

Are people using your Contact Form to send you spam?

It's time you protect yourself with Free Contact Form, because it requires people to correctly respond to a "captcha" question first before the message is sent to you.

An example of a captcha question would be "What is 2 + 3?", and they'll need to type in 5 in the validation box if they want to successfully send you a message.

There are some people who dislike the captcha requirement, because they believe it somehow detracts from the "Contact Us" experience. In my case, however, I've installed several feedback forms only to be inundated with spam from tens of "fun" folks.

For most bloggers, though, feedback is usually given via the public Comments section below each post. There are cases, however, when your visitors will prefer to communicate "privately" so they use the Contact Form.

Besides, a number of internet marketing programs require that your web site has some kind of "Contact Us" area, so it pays to have one for your site.

Before I forget, here's where you'll find it: FreeContactForm.com

[ First posted on 06/06/2007 by Manuel Viloria ]