if you really want clean ip, how about getting residential ip proxies? theres no need for the wireguard setup..

Maybe a cheap service from @Calin , his isps share an ASN with loads of residential ips so might be a good bet. Or mysterium vpn maybe

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After some digging around and testing on several of my machines, residential, VPN, and VPS, the website OP is interested is using firewall rules to block non-residential traffic. Cloudscraper and othe

Cloudflare clearance token might work, if the api or whatever you are querying supports it. Or try one of the VPS sold by @Calin as it has the cheapest residential IP and cloudflare friendly. I was pl

We usage ASN 9050 and ASN 8953 (with approx 1.9 millions residential IPv4 , perfectly for VPN or other similar things)

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I orange allow me to use asn and give me lot of residential IPs, if I do illegal activities I would not exist, are you envious of me?

Blocking is normally a scale based on several factors, you might get away without getting a residential IP (expensive)

I'm developing a Telegram bot that executes a Selenium script when I trigger it through Telegram. Unfortunately, it's currently not functioning on my server due to Cloudflare's protection, which bloc…

At this point I'm inclined to just host the server at home and force everyone to set up a VPN to bypass the NAT restrictions (something with NAT Traversal like Netmaker or Tailscale) of a residential

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Brother here this deal... In purevpn they have dedicated residential ip $8/month and non residential ip $2/month.

IPRoyal is $7/GB unless you buy a large amount, and I think that'd also be too expensive to use for something like BBC iPlayer, but their static residential proxies are pretty cheap and have unlimited

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Of course because almost everything worth connecting to internet is banned for residential connections

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