Proxies + GPT Survey, need advice!

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to make money on GPT survey sites like Freecash and a few others. I’m using paid residential proxies from places I want like the U.S., Canada, and Australia. I’m using a browser that creates private profiles, fakes the location to match the proxy, and blocks WebRTC leaks.

The problem is, the survey sites still figure out I’m on a proxy, whether I use HTTP or SOCKS4/5. Anyone know how they’re detecting it or how to get around this? Should I connect the proxy in my PC and launch a virtual sandbox windows? does anyone have success with this, because it is easy to make 5-10$ daily with 1st world countries IP/location, which is considered good amount of money for many.
 
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The site might be detecting proxy IPs from known databases or noticing mismatches in device fingerprinting. Are you using an antidetect browser when doing this?
 
Survey sites are getting pretty good at spotting proxies now. Mobile proxies or residential IPs are less likely to get flagged. Mobile proxies cost more, but they’re tougher to detect.
 
Which proxies are you using? Your setup seems solid but I'd really recommend using rotating residential proxies
 
With dolphin anty when you set the proxy, it tells you if it is already known and if it has been reported...
 
Try other browser or proxy service or proxyfication method
 
You're on the right track with residential proxies and browser fingerprinting tools, but survey sites have gotten smarter. They often detect proxies through things like:
  • ASN checks (Autonomous System Numbers linked to proxy providers)
  • Inconsistent fingerprint data (timezone, fonts, canvas/WebGL, hardware info)
  • Proxy behavior patterns (shared IP usage, speed anomalies, etc.)
Even with residential IPs, many providers recycle or oversell their IP pool, making detection easier.
Running a proxy through your OS + sandboxed VM can help reduce fingerprint mismatches, but it's not foolproof. You’ll also want to:
  • Rotate user agents and device profiles
  • Match system locale and timezone with the proxy location
  • Use better anti-detect browsers (like Incogniton, Undetectable, or AdsPower)
Success is possible, but you’ll need constant tuning. $5–$10 daily is realistic if you stay under the radar.
 
leehokathy said:
Vas por buen camino con los proxies residenciales y las herramientas de huellas digitales del navegador, pero los sitios de encuestas se han vuelto más inteligentes. Suelen detectar proxies mediante elementos como:
  • Comprobaciones de ASN (Números de Sistema Autónomo vinculados a proveedores proxy)
  • Datos de huellas dactilares inconsistentes (zona horaria, fuentes, lienzo/WebGL, información de hardware)
  • Patrones de comportamiento del proxy (uso de IP compartida, anomalías de velocidad, etc.)
Incluso con IP residenciales, muchos proveedores reciclan o venden en exceso su conjunto de IP, lo que facilita la detección.
Ejecutar un proxy a través de tu sistema operativo y una máquina virtual en entorno aislado puede ayudar a reducir las discrepancias de huellas dactilares, pero no es infalible. También te conviene:
  • Rotar agentes de usuario y perfiles de dispositivos
  • Coincida la configuración regional y la zona horaria del sistema con la ubicación del proxy
  • Utilice mejores navegadores antidetección (como Incogniton, Undetectable o AdsPower)
El éxito es posible, pero necesitarás un ajuste constante. Entre 5 y 10 dólares diarios es realista si te mantienes bajo el radar.
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Al final terminamos pagando en lugar de recibir dinero.... xd
 
Verify your browser is not leaking information by using both of these websites in conjunction:

browserleaks.com
pixelscan.net

Learn all you can about browser fingerprinting.

Many times proxies are sold as being “residential” or “mobile proxies” but you’ll find using browserleaks that the DNS leak causes a flag because the DNS is cloudflare or some other hosting provider.

Theres many more browser fingerprinting methods to find out you are a bad actor. One in particular is the TCP/IP fingerprint of the proxy itself. If it’s hosted on Linux it will say your computer is Linux even though you’re on windows or Mac and that’s an inconsistency most websites employing browser fingerprinting will ban you for.
 
Even residential proxies have a history. Others may have used it in the past and some services keep track to them, so it depends on your luck. Mobile proxies are better because they can't really bad them so easily cuz of their nature.
Even if you bypass all that, they'll eventually ask for ID documents when withdrawing.
 
WesternPixels said:
Al final terminamos pagando en lugar de recibir dinero.... xd
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Haha, I get you! Sometimes it really does feel like we're paying to play. The trick is finding the right setup and staying one step ahead of the detection systems.
 
Ovxambassador said:
Hi everyone,

I’m trying to make money on GPT survey sites like Freecash and a few others. I’m using paid residential proxies from places I want like the U.S., Canada, and Australia. I’m using a browser that creates private profiles, fakes the location to match the proxy, and blocks WebRTC leaks.

The problem is, the survey sites still figure out I’m on a proxy, whether I use HTTP or SOCKS4/5. Anyone know how they’re detecting it or how to get around this? Should I connect the proxy in my PC and launch a virtual sandbox windows? does anyone have success with this, because it is easy to make 5-10$ daily with 1st world countries IP/location, which is considered good amount of money for many.
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GPT survey platforms have become extremely good at detecting proxies, even when you spoof your location and mask WebRTC. If your IP range or ASN has been flagged or abused, you’re likely to get blocked, regardless of whether it’s HTTP or SOCKS4/5.
A sandbox environment plus an antidetect browser is a step in the right direction, but unless your proxy IPs are clean and stable, and behave like real user connections (especially with a native ASN), it’s not enough. This is exactly where mobile proxies shine. With naturally rotating IPs and real carrier ASN, they provide realistic session patterns that help you stay under the radar on Freecash and other GPT networks. Definitely worth testing if you’re serious about making $5–10/day consistently.
 
GlobalProxy4g said:
GPT survey platforms have become extremely good at detecting proxies, even when you spoof your location and mask WebRTC. If your IP range or ASN has been flagged or abused, you’re likely to get blocked, regardless of whether it’s HTTP or SOCKS4/5.
A sandbox environment plus an antidetect browser is a step in the right direction, but unless your proxy IPs are clean and stable, and behave like real user connections (especially with a native ASN), it’s not enough. This is exactly where mobile proxies shine. With naturally rotating IPs and real carrier ASN, they provide realistic session patterns that help you stay under the radar on Freecash and other GPT networks. Definitely worth testing if you’re serious about making $5–10/day consistently.
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So what you are saying is that by sharing mobile data, using for example dolphin and entering surveys you can generate money, right? but I understand that you would need a bot to automate it? Because if not how many hours by yourself you need to spend per day to earn for example that 5$?
 
WesternPixels said:
So what you are saying is that by sharing mobile data, using for example dolphin and entering surveys you can generate money, right? but I understand that you would need a bot to automate it? Because if not how many hours by yourself you need to spend per day to earn for example that 5$?
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Yes, using mobile proxies with a setup like Dolphin and completing GPT surveys can generate income, but only if your environment looks real,fresh mobile IPs, legit ASN, consistent browser fingerprints. That’s where mobile proxies shine, since they replicate authentic user behavior. Without automation though, you’ll be doing everything manually, so to make $5/day, expect to spend 1.5 to 2 hours depending on offer availability. If you're looking to scale this, botting or Puppeteer scripting becomes essential to stay efficient and consistent.
 
GlobalProxy4g said:
Yes, using mobile proxies with a setup like Dolphin and completing GPT surveys can generate income, but only if your environment looks real,fresh mobile IPs, legit ASN, consistent browser fingerprints. That’s where mobile proxies shine, since they replicate authentic user behavior. Without automation though, you’ll be doing everything manually, so to make $5/day, expect to spend 1.5 to 2 hours depending on offer availability. If you're looking to scale this, botting or Puppeteer scripting becomes essential to stay efficient and consistent.
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any info about botting or using puppeteer scripting for surveys?
 
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