29-06-25, 05:07 PM
Hello everyone,
I’ve been trying to create a Match.com account that doesn’t get flagged or blocked. After many attempts and deep research into browser fingerprinting, behavioral detection, and stealth systems, I’m still hitting a wall.
I’m hoping someone with experience can spot what I might be overlooking, or suggest ideas I haven’t yet tried.
🧠 The Goal
To create and maintain a completely fresh and realistic-looking account on Match.com without getting banned during or shortly after sign-up — no automation, no spam, just clean and stealth browsing.
✅ What I’ve Done So Far
🔐 Browser & Fingerprint
• Using AdsPower anti-detect browser (also tried Multilogin and Dolphin).
• Every profile has:
• Unique fingerprint (Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext, Fonts, etc.)
• Real browser versions (non-headless), with spoofed navigator plugins and mimeTypes.
• Running a custom-built stealth extension that injects clean JS to spoof all key fingerprinting vectors.
• Fingerprint tests pass with flying colors on CreepJS, Pixelscan, BrowserLeaks, and more.
🌐 Network & IP
• Tried:
• Real 5G mobile proxy from ProxyGuys (non-rotating for 3–4 days)
• Residential rotating proxies
• Static dedicated residential proxies
• Never reused IPs between attempts.
• Same geo as my fake persona (ZIP code, city match proxy origin).
• Real user-agent and timezones align with IP location.
👤 Persona & Profile Details
• Brand new phone number (non-VOIP)
• Brand new email (never used before)
• Profile image generated via thispersondoesnotexist.com, downgraded and metadata stripped
• Realistic DOB, ZIP, occupation, interests — none reused
• Human-typed everything during signup (no automation whatsoever)
🧭 Behavior & Warm-Up Strategy
• Warmed up the profile with a custom Puppeteer-based Smart Cookie warm-up script:
• Visits 10–20 real sites per day
• Simulates human interaction, random delays, idle time, clicks, typing in forms, scroll, etc.
• Uses tab switching and “returning visitor” logic
• Keeps cookies and localStorage for session continuity
• Warmed up for 4+ days before creating the account
• Manually browsed news, social media, Google, YouTube, etc. before and after creating account
🕒 Signup Timing & Method
• Created account between 9 AM – 12 PM local time (U.S.)
• Visited Match through Google search, clicked a real organic result, then browsed their pages for ~1 hour before registering
• Took 20–30 minutes to manually fill out the profile
• No VPNs, no weird browser extensions, no odd behavior
• Even used a different OS (Linux and Windows tried separately)
❌ Still Getting Blocked
Within minutes to hours, the account gets soft-blocked or fully banned without explanation.
This is the part that’s frustrating — I’ve eliminated nearly every vector of detection I can think of.
🔍 What Could Still Be Going Wrong?
Here are a few hypotheses I’m considering but haven’t ruled out:
• Mobile IP history may still carry unseen reputation baggage (despite being common)
• Canvas/WebGL hash collision even with spoofing?
• Anti-detect browser detection from Match (AdsPower-specific fingerprint?)
• Too perfect of a profile / too much stealth looks artificial?
• Something hidden in navigator properties, chrome.runtime, or JS object structure?
• Invisible checks like window.outerWidth - window.innerWidth mismatch?
• DNS resolution mismatch or proxy headers leaking?
• Internal telemetry correlation (Match owns many brands like OkCupid, Tinder — maybe device fingerprint shared?)
🔧 Looking for Suggestions On:
• What subtle fingerprinting vectors am I possibly missing?
• Has anyone successfully bypassed Match detection? What worked?
• Is there a better proxy provider or technique for “real user” realism?
• Would using a physical phone’s hotspot be safer than mobile proxies?
• Any manual-only flows that help (e.g., signup via app instead of browser)?
• Anything weird or suspicious you’ve noticed in Match’s JS behavior or session validation?
🙏 Any help, thoughts, or creative suggestions are welcome.
I’m not trying to game the system or spam — I’m doing this purely for technical exploration and stealth engineering. The end goal is to mimic a completely clean, normal user and understand how advanced anti-bot systems like Match’s work.
Thanks for your time — I’ll take any advice or critique. Tear my setup apart if you must.
I’ve been trying to create a Match.com account that doesn’t get flagged or blocked. After many attempts and deep research into browser fingerprinting, behavioral detection, and stealth systems, I’m still hitting a wall.
I’m hoping someone with experience can spot what I might be overlooking, or suggest ideas I haven’t yet tried.
🧠 The Goal
To create and maintain a completely fresh and realistic-looking account on Match.com without getting banned during or shortly after sign-up — no automation, no spam, just clean and stealth browsing.
✅ What I’ve Done So Far
🔐 Browser & Fingerprint
• Using AdsPower anti-detect browser (also tried Multilogin and Dolphin).
• Every profile has:
• Unique fingerprint (Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext, Fonts, etc.)
• Real browser versions (non-headless), with spoofed navigator plugins and mimeTypes.
• Running a custom-built stealth extension that injects clean JS to spoof all key fingerprinting vectors.
• Fingerprint tests pass with flying colors on CreepJS, Pixelscan, BrowserLeaks, and more.
🌐 Network & IP
• Tried:
• Real 5G mobile proxy from ProxyGuys (non-rotating for 3–4 days)
• Residential rotating proxies
• Static dedicated residential proxies
• Never reused IPs between attempts.
• Same geo as my fake persona (ZIP code, city match proxy origin).
• Real user-agent and timezones align with IP location.
👤 Persona & Profile Details
• Brand new phone number (non-VOIP)
• Brand new email (never used before)
• Profile image generated via thispersondoesnotexist.com, downgraded and metadata stripped
• Realistic DOB, ZIP, occupation, interests — none reused
• Human-typed everything during signup (no automation whatsoever)
🧭 Behavior & Warm-Up Strategy
• Warmed up the profile with a custom Puppeteer-based Smart Cookie warm-up script:
• Visits 10–20 real sites per day
• Simulates human interaction, random delays, idle time, clicks, typing in forms, scroll, etc.
• Uses tab switching and “returning visitor” logic
• Keeps cookies and localStorage for session continuity
• Warmed up for 4+ days before creating the account
• Manually browsed news, social media, Google, YouTube, etc. before and after creating account
🕒 Signup Timing & Method
• Created account between 9 AM – 12 PM local time (U.S.)
• Visited Match through Google search, clicked a real organic result, then browsed their pages for ~1 hour before registering
• Took 20–30 minutes to manually fill out the profile
• No VPNs, no weird browser extensions, no odd behavior
• Even used a different OS (Linux and Windows tried separately)
❌ Still Getting Blocked
Within minutes to hours, the account gets soft-blocked or fully banned without explanation.
This is the part that’s frustrating — I’ve eliminated nearly every vector of detection I can think of.
🔍 What Could Still Be Going Wrong?
Here are a few hypotheses I’m considering but haven’t ruled out:
• Mobile IP history may still carry unseen reputation baggage (despite being common)
• Canvas/WebGL hash collision even with spoofing?
• Anti-detect browser detection from Match (AdsPower-specific fingerprint?)
• Too perfect of a profile / too much stealth looks artificial?
• Something hidden in navigator properties, chrome.runtime, or JS object structure?
• Invisible checks like window.outerWidth - window.innerWidth mismatch?
• DNS resolution mismatch or proxy headers leaking?
• Internal telemetry correlation (Match owns many brands like OkCupid, Tinder — maybe device fingerprint shared?)
🔧 Looking for Suggestions On:
• What subtle fingerprinting vectors am I possibly missing?
• Has anyone successfully bypassed Match detection? What worked?
• Is there a better proxy provider or technique for “real user” realism?
• Would using a physical phone’s hotspot be safer than mobile proxies?
• Any manual-only flows that help (e.g., signup via app instead of browser)?
• Anything weird or suspicious you’ve noticed in Match’s JS behavior or session validation?
🙏 Any help, thoughts, or creative suggestions are welcome.
I’m not trying to game the system or spam — I’m doing this purely for technical exploration and stealth engineering. The end goal is to mimic a completely clean, normal user and understand how advanced anti-bot systems like Match’s work.
Thanks for your time — I’ll take any advice or critique. Tear my setup apart if you must.