Do you peer with Wave? (The residential ISP)

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@Beaufromaus out of interest where did you get that 40% of residential ADSL and NBN being "accessible" over those IX points? Last I saw TPG, Telstra and Optus are over 80% of the NBN

So we are a "ISP" first and foremost, this means we sell home and business internet over DSL and Fibre. We need to maintain a large amount of backhaul, however, being residential use

And yep to reach residential customers with the exception of iiNet AFAIK you will need transit. Might be good if your target is Universities, AARNET peer there.

Also, this should only affect residential ISP, but some other networks will apply it in fear of government thugs using the decree to commit burglaries.

IT Systems still has a route, they are mixed residential/business/DC:

I heard that this block is already in place with many residential ISPs, though.

The second one is from a residential connection in Istanbul, Turkey

From RCS & RDS Residential in Bucharest

AT&T Residential, California

i work for large major us isp, located in california,. what i can do is get you 2 unblacklist clean /24 block unsequential residential ip, u can use these to buy sneaker, email, etc no blocked port.

Simple solution. Find free WiFi. Possibly a pub is a good solution many use basic residential or business lines with no speed caps. Upload there. If you still are at college/uni try that and of course

place i did work for had hosting at comcast, it was on AS53297 and most definitely nowhere close to a residential range

who has a residential connection with a /24 with no SWIP and ISP info?