Ok, I've made some huge adjustments and code reduction. I've also applied use strict and use warnings. I'm getting one message in particular regarding the following: 
for ($3) {
    /transparent/ && $info{clear} == 1 && do {$use_this = 1; last;};
    /anonymous/ && $info{anonymous} == 1 && do {$use_this = 1; last;};
    /highanonymity/ && $info{spranonymous} == 1 && do  {$use_this = 1;
+ last;};
}

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The actual warning: 
Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at ./ProxyHunter.pl 
+line 93.

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Using common sence i'm assuming that its raising an issue whenever only one of the 3 are matched. Would it be easier to use if/then statements?
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