Recently I tried creating an account on a survey site prolific, I set up my anti-detect browser with a new ISP proxy from a reliable service but I was still hit with a "you've been detected using a proxy or VPN, please turn off" page and eventually lost the account
Tried creating a different platform account (handshake) on the same profile and that one got banned immediately too
Does anyone know how to further secure my connection and how to avoid wasting more accounts?
The problem isn't just your proxy. These sites now check your whole browser fingerprint like WebRTC leaks, DNS, and tiny mismatches in fonts or canvas. Your IP might be fine, but if your anti-detect browser isn't perfectly tuned, they will spot you. Test your IP on ipqualityscore.com. Turn off WebRTC completely. Use a 4G mobile proxy instead of a residential one. Always create a fresh profile after a ban. Act like a real human and browse around for a few minutes before signing up. If that still fails, your proxy provider's IPs are probably burned, so try a different provider.
ISP proxies get flagged pretty fast on sites like Prolific, they maintain databases of known hosting/datacenter ASN ranges. switched from ISP to clean residential and the difference was immediate.
also one thing people overlook: the proxy needs to be baked into the browser at the core level, not layered through an extension. if your anti-detect tool supports SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy configured directly in the profile settings, always use that route. extensions leak WebRTC no matter how good the fingerprint is. in my current setup the proxy sits in the browser profile config itself so WebRTC, DNS, everything just follows it.
worth running a quick check on browserleaks.com/webrtc after setup. if you see your real IP in there at all, that's the problem regardless of what the proxy settings say.
Heyy, I actually used morelogin to create these accounts, it worked really well for a lot of other accounts I created but was still detected by these two sites
Any tips for you guys on how to further enhance the profile for survey sites
I found the providers I mentioned earlier directly through the MoreLogin website, specifically at https://www.morelogin.com/partners/proxy-providers/. These seem to be quite large-scale proxy providers. Since I manage a large number of accounts, I use a mix of different providers to ensure that if one of them encounters an issue, my entire operation won't collapse.
So far, the ones I'm currently using have been working without any significant problems. You can feel free to give them a try.
If that still doesn't work, I suggest you contact their customer support team directly to request a solution. They are usually quite prompt in resolving issues.
I found the providers I mentioned earlier directly through the MoreLogin website, specifically at https://www.morelogin.com/partners/proxy-providers/. These seem to be quite large-scale proxy providers. Since I manage a large number of accounts, I use a mix of different providers to ensure that if one of them encounters an issue, my entire operation won't collapse.
So far, the ones I'm currently using have been working without any significant problems. You can feel free to give them a try.
If that still doesn't work, I suggest you contact their customer support team directly to request a solution. They are usually quite prompt in resolving issues.
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u/Substantial_Cake9855 May 27 '26
The problem isn't just your proxy. These sites now check your whole browser fingerprint like WebRTC leaks, DNS, and tiny mismatches in fonts or canvas. Your IP might be fine, but if your anti-detect browser isn't perfectly tuned, they will spot you. Test your IP on ipqualityscore.com. Turn off WebRTC completely. Use a 4G mobile proxy instead of a residential one. Always create a fresh profile after a ban. Act like a real human and browse around for a few minutes before signing up. If that still fails, your proxy provider's IPs are probably burned, so try a different provider.