Adam B.
don't use this company if you want…
don't use this company if you want customers. It blocked my access to a webpage because I tried clicking on the login and buying option too fast, and now that page lost me as a client
Imperva provides complete cyber security by protecting what really matters most—your data and applications—whether on-premises or in the cloud.
Imperva (imperva.com) has 26 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Adam B.
don't use this company if you want customers. It blocked my access to a webpage because I tried clicking on the login and buying option too fast, and now that page lost me as a client
Michael
Company is trash. They give you a captcha. You select all the correct things. It errors out and gives you a captcha again. You do this three times and then they give you an Error 15. That or if you succeed in the captcha and enter a queue, they kick you back to the captcha a minute later, resetting your queue.
Allah G.
Lächerlich, ich werde von der Seite gesperrt, ohne jeglichen Grund. Wahrscheinlich denkt es, ich bin ein Bot. So kann man auch Kunden verlieren...
Devante R.
Same as the rest of the 1 star reviews. This company is awful, unfit to be in business, after last weeks nightmare on Pokemoncenter.com and consistent lack of updates/upgrades to the system.
Ama
Got detected as a bot, the WORSE CAPTCHA i ever seen or heard of in my whole life.
Jason
Unable to buy products again due to being wrongly being detected as a bot - all while letting bots through. Terrible service.
Kaamil J.
Awful bot protection. Always blocks me just during normal browsing with Error 15/17 at the worst time, and there is no way to recover from this other than to just wait for a day or so, at which point it is too late. There should be some way to recover from this by proving you are human, what is the point of it if I'm staring at it as a person browsing the website and can't do anything. Maybe I'm actually just a robot and don't know it yet...
Garry O.
Absolute trash company programmed by clowns. How many bots do you let through but ban actual people?