What’s Wordfence? Wordfence is a safety plugin for web sites that use WordPress. It offers various features and configuration options for website owners to protect their sites from intrusion. When you are blocked or locked away from a site that’s not your own Please contact the site owner to recover access. If you think you shouldn’t be blocked, it’s likely that the owner has selected settings that are too stringent, or they have a server configuration issue that causes accidental blocking. Be aware that some site owners choose to block countries where they don’t conduct business or VPN services where different people seem to visit from the exact same IP address. If the website owner has not provided instructions on the cube page with details on the best way to contact themthen here are some suggestions below to attempt to contact the website owner. They have balances with Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, for instance, which you can hunt for. Using the website below, you may do a WHOIS look of the domain , which list the site owner’s email address in the domain name registrant info: domaintools. Com When the site has a contact page subsequently Google have a cached copy of their contact page that you may view. This listing an email address or contact number. Be aware that a contact entry Your access to this site has been limited by the site owner form will not operate on a cached copy of a contact page. It is possible to do a Google search to find out if they really have a contact page by simply running both or one of these advanced Google search operators: site:instance. Com intitle:contact site:instance. Com inurl:touch should they have a contact page recorded in a Google search which is searchable, then you’re able to use the’arrow‘ icon and then click on the’Cached‘ button to view that page. Should you locked yourself out The following instructions are for website owners. If you are attempting to regain access to a website you don’t own or handle, please contact the website owner for access — see the section on the web page for advice on contacting the website owner. To begin with, please be certain it’s really Wordfence that’s locking you out of your site. There are many plugins offering a“lock out“ feature. Watch the“Block Reasons“ section below to determine if you were blocked by Wordfence. If you article on the forums for help, make sure you include the“Rationale: [explanation]“ a screenshot of the locked-out page so that we can tell you exactly what to change to prevent getting locked out in future. If you are a admin on the site, the obstructing page offers to send you a email to unlock your own access