Feedback, Complaints or Problems

Yes, I know. I added this screen with the wrong site for demonstration purposes only.

I can't reproduce this screen for cheathappens.com any more, since I completed the security check for your site.

If you are ending up at curse.com when you try to go to cheathappens.com then that is your issue. Some mod, virus or other third party software has changed your windows hosts file to point our site to theirs.

If you had to do a security check at our site then it believes you are a bot and likely are sending erroneous info along with your IP packets. Again, the work of a virus or some third party browser addon/extension or software.

No, this is not the case. I had exact the same message when I wanted to enter cheathappens.com earlier this day. I just can't reproduce it any more, since I completed the security check for your site (see my previous post).

My last resort: Clear browser cache (all browsers!) + cookies and the Windows Temp folder, reboot your PC.

Make sure in the Windows Internet Options that our site and cookies from us are allowed.


Other than that, good luck finding the culprit that changed something on your system.

I did everything you proposed and also ran several anti-virus checks. No malware or virus found, but it did not solve the issue I have.

Then, I did another test. I turned off my PC and tried to access your site with my iPad Pro (Safari Browser) via WLAN. The same cloudfare verification process showed up. So, I suppose it has something to do with my local ISP, who seems to cause the trouble.

Thanks for your help, I'll inform you as soon as I have solved the issue.

You can always get an offline key from www.cheathappens.com/trainer_troubleshooting.asp

Just make sure your internet/network is completely disabled/unplugged, put key in same folder as trainer, turn off ALL AV, even Windows Defender, then right click run as admin on trainer.

It works again, my ISP corrected this issue yesterday.