Residential internet providers aren't going to perform as well as a data center connection, and good hosting providers are going to be dual homed too (have at least two redundant internet connections

It's not. Many residential ISP'S block mail right from the start to prevent spam. So do many VPS providers and others only open port 25 with a ticket and reasonable request.

Hey @LEBAdmin, I can no longer access to LET from my residential IPv4.

I am using opera proxy ("vpn") right now, my current (residential, dynamic) IP is currently in the range 183.88.61.0/24

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It is different for residential dwellings and public places, though even then things are a lot more iffy than you might like (flammable cladding on the outside of blocks of flats being a-OK until rece

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to the content is similar in scope to a VPN or a residential ISP’s relation to websites their customers visit, providing only a tunnel and not hosting the content.” Then when they ask you to forward

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You are using residential internet for servers?

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This, offer them a document with your residential address.

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Interesting -- seems like they prefer residential IPs but don't say you can't use a data center IP.

We are all used to the school address being similar to our residential address. But if it must be specific to the dormitory, then I really cannot provide valid and provable documents.

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