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ToS state that I'm entering an agreement with some entity called mailcheap.co. But there are no hints who this entity actually is. To make it worse that entity demands my full name and residential add

I don't know what they are now, but it ain't lowend! Even with DIA, you wouldn't get "residential" IPs. You'd have to bring in some sort of xDSL, xPON or cable circuit.

It will be used only by me, although from multiple devices from behind the same residential router

Verizon now has IPv6 on residential too

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If residential ISP's adopted it as primary and put some marketing twist on it we would be laughing at those still on IPv4.

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earlier post, http://GetIPIntel.net detects the residential IPs you're worried about,

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I see you're worried about residential IP proxies, but we do our best to detect that as well.

Take it our case for example. If you'd block Clouvider, you're not only blocking our hosting network, but also the residential and business broadbands/leased lines that we provide, remote desktops tha

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However do legitimate users get unblocked, and would they feel it is worth the trouble? Would you be blocking users in networks that do both hosting and residential internet (such as BHN)

At this point, they started to torment/troll (whatever floats your boat) him. They were asking him about his gigabit network; when in reality, that was only internal. His server rack had an internal c

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Come on now, you all wanted residential IP offerings to evade Netflix VPN bans...

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