Are these actual pure ssd plans? What was the deal about IPs coming from a residential pool?

We have VPS with Residential IP's and I have personally tested these VPNs and IPS to assure they work with Netflix.

3) I've had two people using their residential internet in entirely different major cities get the same result.

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So it comes down to this: if you have a lot of recipients on varying services, especially using their residential ISP's email service, would you rather spend hours dealing with it or just pay someone?

The fact is: You are knowingly selling services off a residential Internet connection - which M1 has disallowed - and yet you decide to continue doing this.

Knew someone sooner or later will try to do something like that with their residential internet plans. As @Bolstersdriveer has pointed out, what you're doing is breaking the ToS you signed with M1.

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Unfortunately I'm a customer of small (local) residential ISP (~10k customers) providing mainly static IPs. And most of their IPs come out as 0.95+. Every time when I have to signup somewhere (where t

Some vpn with isp residential of usa? Thanks

A friend of mine (in India) wants to use Netflix, Spotify and Amazon Music (all US content) at his home. AFAIK, these kind of services require residential IPs and block access from commercial (normal

@ethancedrik You can get static IPs on Comcast and Centurylink on the residential side, both let you set rDNS and Centurylink will even SWIP them to you (Comcast may too). Problem is they are $2 an IP

@ethancedrik, yes Singapore ISPs do provide static IPs (there's a limit) for business broadband, but the price is definitely higher than residential broadband. And if I remember correctly, it is curre

I know about traffic exchanges, but I didn't know there was any scam on this magnitude. They even are faking to be a residential ISP.

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But wouldn't that be the norm, because they're individual residential ips? Every man and his dog has a netflix account, and they're still registered to comcast.

Right now I am talking about purchasing a server motherboard with the above requirements as a home server (1Gbit residential), that's why I asked for low watt usage, or colo it to a DC.

Typically your residential ISP will be the one to mitigate any DDOS attack. I would recommend you to contact them to inquire about why they haven't mitigated any DDOS attack, but then that may lead th

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Either way, I wouldn't host anything DDoS-worthy from a residential connection, tunnel or not.. that stuff sticks with providers who have DDoS protection and quality networking gear to handle this stu