AT&T has what now. 5Gbps to the residential now. Crazy.

10Gbps will eventually become the standard though, given some residential connections are 1Gbps or higher now.

The problem with hosting at home is that a lot of residential internet connections have far more contention and are generally not as good as business-grade or datacenter-grade connections. Ideally you

But I definitely wouldn't be at all surprised if you get a load of orders from people who then complain when they don't get a residential IP.

EDIT: But my ISP does not allow any web severs or mail servers to be run on residential services, so I could not do anything with the second IP. (Image)

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The way this offer is written is clearly trying to give the reader the impression they will be getting residential IPs, as you say you have just acquired new IPs, so it's time for an offer, and then n

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@FlorinMarian is it possible to get the server with residential IP's?

To use our services, you are required to provide your real and accurate legal name and residential address. All orders are reviewed by our anti-fraud system as well as our own staff. If we find your o

*They use datacenter IP's but route streaming traffic through residential IP's. Also cheaper VPN's have residential IP's like FastestVPN.

For sure, but i think mysterium has those residential ip's so it'll 100% work.

I said that I bought 512 residential IP addresses from an ISP in Romania.

Are these really residential IPs as in IPs announced by consumer ISPs? I am not in the market for residential IPs, but 1 EUR/month for a "residential IP" is dirt cheap and some peopl

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Nice offer btw do these packages use another 512 residential IP addresses?

To celebrate the fact that we rented another 512 residential IP addresses for servers in Romania, we come up with a new offer! (Image)

you do get streaming servers in lifetime... all services works since it's residential IP

More and more streaming providers are blocking the IPs of hosting providers. IMO you'd be better off with a VPN provider that's more stealthy about their IP allocations, or one that uses residential I

Surely they can come up with a better way to protect their panel or limit challenges to non-residential ips or fucking something? Jesus