For residential service, we all nearly do way more downloading than uploading. It's clearly impaired.

Yes, I confused you with someone who could roll your own, but you don't have the skills. You're running off residential internet instead of business and you only have old OpenVPN routers for your devs

That is legitimately worse than a residential connection.

I use TunnelBroker at residential network.

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When I encountered UDP blocking issue, I run iperf3 server in data center and iperf3 client in my residential network.

Residential IP's at affordable prices

down a lot though, I think they use unreliable residential proxies for it. But when it works, it's fine (Netflix doesn't work I think).

They want to identify and block non residential and VPN IPs.

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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

About that, they are not Netflix. Usually they don't care about whether your IP is residential or not.

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2) Persistent reverse VPN tunnel (to be able to host a residential server)

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they are meant for residential home connection measurement.

That doesn't make much sense... But ok. For me, businesses are already on a business account so adding static IP is just $10 difference. Sounds like you're using residential service (residential can

I have 3x/24 available in ARIN region. They’re currently seen by Netflix as residential as the previous customer was using them for their WISP.

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