Dunno why they wouldn't allow residential Vodafone IP.

@pike, you're right, their traffic mix doesn't seem to be "well mixed" at all. My test was done from a Online.net dedi. I just did another test from a residential DTAG VDSL with 50 M

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I think @doghouch is very well aware of it and his main issue was people abusing residential IPs for smth else than Netflix VPN. Then again that would be prejudging all VPN usage which is why he has m

I agree though that probably some black hat activity may be taking place among VPN users as well. However at this point there is really no difference between VPN Providers that offer residential IPs o

As far as I’m concerned, they’re selling residential proxies which is a big no-no.

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Mod edit: Please refrain from linking to sites that sell ‘residential VPNs/proxies.’

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Try somagu. I believe they are using so called residential IP. I can even watch Netflix with it.

kt residential

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You would be better suited with a commercial VPN which offers streaming to Netflix. So that they are urged to keep changing IP or find a residential one, not you. There is a high chance that no matter

It's blocking me on a residential IP and disabled ad-block, so..can't really test it further.

They seem to be using CC just as forwarding points, it is indeed using residential IPs once connected.

Sounds very residential, lol.

Crappy, slow, unreliable, bad support, can’t read rules, needs help, should shut up, uses dial up as a backbone, uses hacked computers for residential proxies and installs CryptoLocker on your compute

based on residential vpn ,so don't worry be detected by netflix.

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