Possibly, although if you were to think about the purpose of a CAPTCHA, wouldn't it run roughly like this:
To ensure that a given submission is the affirmative action of an individual human being.
And, if an individual human being stuck with a $100 parking ticket has asked Fixed to send an appeal on his behalf, and Fixed has a script that fulfills the CAPTCHA, and Fixed never does this without being hired and paid by a unique individual, then I don't think the purpose of the CAPTCHA is being violated at all.
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Possibly, although if you were to think about the purpose of a CAPTCHA, wouldn't it run roughly like this:
To ensure that a given submission is the affirmative action of an individual human being.
And, if an individual human being stuck with a $100 parking ticket has asked Fixed to send an appeal on his behalf, and Fixed has a script that fulfills the CAPTCHA, and Fixed never does this without being hired and paid by a unique individual, then I don't think the purpose of the CAPTCHA is being violated at all.