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One other problem with residential IPs is that people still share internet a lot, use old routers with WEP and WPS enabled, last time I looked in my neighborhood, I dont think there were 20% of router

out there is not going to talk to a "residential" IP range, or will throw you right into the spam bin.

Well there is a difference between what you get when you compare residential broadband or proper IP transit. Not that HGC is better than PCCW, but you can't compare the retail mass market stuff with t

But back to topic, I am surprised, I didn't know that HGC had such good connection to the mainland, I only remember using residential HKBN (being "sort of alright" to CN) and PCCW/Ne

Is it just me or AS36352 doesn't show Bell Canada as one of the peers? Nor does any residential Canadian ISP.

go over Cogent but from what I can tell all residential goes over Level 3, and majority of other DC networks.

Beware of Globotech. They use lot of “residential ISP” in their blend. This may cause some wierd routing and latency. Otherwise, nothing to say.

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Additionally, I just tested and it looks like latency to Singapore's 2nd largest residential ISP, StarHub has been fixed! Good job (Image)

there exists a UK based VPS that allows me install a OpenVPN server to use the IP for watching TV streaming from their respecting websites? For testing I found free servers that work on BBC website bu

It's a bit of a pity - I bet his "200 residential machines" would have had potential.

How would you monetize idle 200 residential machines in computing platform.

AT&T and T-Mobile's originated using GSM-based technology. Sprint and Verizon originated using CDMA-based tech. They used frequencies different from the rest of the world because North America

Hi, I need a lot of non-datacenter ips, it needs to be residential ip or something that isn't classified as datacenter and is not blacklisted by google. Bandwith is not the issue. But latency needs t

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Nath Network & Telecom Inc is our Legal Company. http://nathtel.com is our Cloud Phone Service. We have been providing residential and business VOIP service since 2010

callcentric.com is recommended.

You can get a free phone number for residential or business from CallCentric. They also have a free app on their site. Note that they give the same high quality support for their free numbers as they

Has there been any datacentres having issues? By datacentre, i mean non-residential.