If you encounter a Cloudflare block message on a website, the recommended action is to email the site owner to inform them that you were blocked. When contacting them, you should include:
- A description of what you were doing when the block occurred (e.g., submitting a form, navigating the site).
- The Cloudflare Ray ID, which is a unique identifier shown at the bottom of the block page.
This information helps the site owner identify the cause of the block and potentially whitelist your IP or adjust their security settings to restore your access. Since Cloudflare acts as a security layer for the website, the block is enforced by the site owner’s configuration, not Cloudflare itself
. To find the site owner’s contact details, look for a contact page or email address on the website, or try searching for their customer service or social media accounts if you cannot access the site directly
. In summary:
- Email the site owner.
- Include what you were doing when blocked.
- Provide the Cloudflare Ray ID from the block page.
- Request that they review and resolve the block.
This is the most effective way to regain access if you are blocked by Cloudflare on a specific website
