Not all residential connection have public IP address.. usually they are NATed

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A concern is that some residential ISP contract disallows running servers.

Depends how big the country. My residential IPs are all over the place, very precisely located, to little town level, even village, but it is actually wrong. I am yet to see a correctly located one.

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Don'tBuyVM Terms: P.O. Boxes and non-residential or mail forwarding addresses are not accepted.

address.....doesn't matter you must use a residential address. What the ? Ok, gave the support folks my home address, they said everything was good but I'd have to sign up all over again. So I did, u

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It does indeed show as residential, although its unfortunately blacklisted by most streaming services :-(

Of course that depends on your source - and the definition of a "Residential IP Range". (Image)

@fixxation our colo sits on a residential IP range. Here is our looking glass. http://looking.dataideas.com

Thanks @DataIdeas-Josh - for this part of my project I need a residential IP (in only a limited number of EU countries) so easier to go from home for this. Cool about your Micro-Colo option though -

Residential ISPs? No. They'll NAT444.

In short, I'm looking to host part of my project from home, as a residential IP is preferred. I'm leaning towards an AMD processor, with at least 6 cores and ideally a clock speed of 2.5Ghz or more.

It is MJJ way to buy account and not to create your-self. There is tons of VPN providers with residential IP's.

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