Browser profile set up for Outlook accounts

Hi,

I am trying to create multiple accounts for many sites, including Outlook emails via the use of multiple profile browsers, along with using proxies.
There appears to be something wrong with my set up as each time I try to create an outlook account it says "Account creation has been blocked, We have detected some unusual activity and have blocked the creation of this account."
I have tried multiple profile managers e.g. Incognition (with cookie farming), AdsPower on the default settings, although I have tried playing around with both Windows and Mac, as well as Chrome and Firefox. I have also been using Residential proxies (SOCK5) from IpRoyal.
Is the issue the profile app I'm using? the fact I'm not changing any of the settings in the apps? the type of proxies I am using? the supplier of proxies? or something completely different?
I should note I am trying this in the UK, not sure if that has any difference.
If anyone has a working set up that would be great.

All the help is appreciated!

The browser still leaks the noise. I am not an expert on this subject, but have tried with some Amazon and I got to learn those, so yeah. Also those residential proxies are so noisy; make sure to get a 5G proxy provider here, but they are expensive.

Ledzipin said:

The browser still leaks the noise. I am not an expert on this subject, but have tried with some Amazon and I got to learn those, so yeah. Also those residential proxies are so noisy; make sure to get a 5G proxy provider here, but they are expensive.

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How do you recommend getting around the browser leaking noise? I have tried mobile proxies as well, still running into the same issues unfortunately.

Outlook (specifically MS account signup) is one of the trickier ones because Microsoft cross-references signals from a few other surfaces — Bing, LinkedIn, MS auth tokens — and the signup form runs heavy passive checks before you even click submit. Switching antidetect or proxy tier alone won’t fix it if the rest of the chain is still off.
What usually moves the needle for me on MS signups:
1. Proxy quality > proxy type — most people fixate on resi vs 5G but Microsoft doesn’t really care about ASN class as much as Meta does. They care about the IP’s history with their own services. Fresh-looking IPs that have never touched bing.com/login.live.com look weirder than a slightly-used residential. So "warm" the proxy with 2–3 minutes of normal Bing browsing in the same profile before hitting signup.com.
2. Browser profile age and cookie set — empty cookie jar + zero history is the loudest signal. AdsPower defaults give you a clean slate, which is exactly what bots have. Pre-load: visit msn.com, accept cookies, browse a couple of articles, search something on bing, THEN go to outlook signup.
3. Signup canvas/WebGL noise consistency — Incognition randomizes per-session by default. MS signup runs the same fingerprint check twice during the flow, and if values shift between calls (because randomization re-rolled), instant block. Lock canvas to "noise" mode but with stable seed per profile, not per session.
4. Phone verification path — if you skip the phone step or use a known VOIP block, the account dies on first login even if creation succeeds. Use a non-VOIP number from a fresh-to-MS carrier block.
5. Timezone/locale alignment — proxy in DE, browser locale en-US, system timezone UTC = three different stories. MS signup specifically logs the mismatch.
If you give the rough setup details (which antidetect, proxy provider, what you set the canvas/WebGL/timezone to) people can spot the specific leak. The generic "use 5G proxy" advice is throwing money at a symptom.

It's like likely your proxies. Even residential ones can be flagged if they've been used for signups before. Microsoft catches those fast. Try a clean static residential ip that's never touched Outlook. Use Edge instead of Chrome. it seems to trigger fewer blocks. Also check for DNS leaks. If your DNS shows your real location, Outlook blocks it instantly.

lolipop20 said:

How do you recommend getting around the browser leaking noise? I have tried mobile proxies as well, still running into the same issues unfortunately.

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Like i said i am no expert on stealth account creation i wanted to maintain 3 different amazon affiliates as my main income is amazon . I bought 2 xiomi pads and 1 used i5 notebook and problem solved. But its not practical someone who wants massive accounts. .

That's actually surprising. I thought Outlook was one of the easiest email clients for managing multiple accounts. On marketplace accounts, they're available for just a few cents. I use them in Linken Sphere with the default profile settings and haven't had any issues. I think it might be the proxy. which one are you using?

lolipop20 said:

Hi,

I am trying to create multiple accounts for many sites, including Outlook emails via the use of multiple profile browsers, along with using proxies.
There appears to be something wrong with my set up as each time I try to create an outlook account it says "Account creation has been blocked, We have detected some unusual activity and have blocked the creation of this account."
I have tried multiple profile managers e.g. Incognition (with cookie farming), AdsPower on the default settings, although I have tried playing around with both Windows and Mac, as well as Chrome and Firefox. I have also been using Residential proxies (SOCK5) from IpRoyal.
Is the issue the profile app I'm using? the fact I'm not changing any of the settings in the apps? the type of proxies I am using? the supplier of proxies? or something completely different?
I should note I am trying this in the UK, not sure if that has any difference.
If anyone has a working set up that would be great.

All the help is appreciated!

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i have made 100s how many are you making that you faced such issuse? because i just use guest mode and then some local numbers to verify my account that's it.