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e.g. 1Gbps (both UL and UL) is the minimum speed for Japan FTTH/FTTB and there're 2Gbps, 5Gbps even 10Gbps residential network. The same can be said for Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to say t

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Well. I only found that routing issue. There's no problem to residential IPs.

I have Wyoming LLC but can't register for Stripe or PayPal. They require a US residential address of owner or some kind of information that I can't have if I am in a foreign country. Not sure if there

Nobody will provide you such solution, because I don't think that someone built a DC in the basement (LOL). Just like @yoursunny wrote: rent some apartments and you will get residential IPs

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That's the most reliable way to get residential IPs.

Have you tried renting a botnet? I've heard they are quite cheap and readily available on the darknet. Providers who advertise "Millions of residential IPs from all over the world" o

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why do you need residential/home-based broadband IP instead from any provider/datacenter?

You would have two residential IPs and the ability to redial and change IP.

We are expanding and interested in purchasing NAT'ed virtual machines with a shared IPv4 address with port forwarding, which operates on broadband lines, so that the IPs appear to be residential.

on Broadband lines, so the IPs appear to be residential (unlike our other VMs which have datacenter IPs).

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How many people (residential) in Russia have IPv6?

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