Our databases are optimized for DNS purposes which means that we focus on residential IPs (up to /32 level), the IPs on other levels are matched up to /24

(Quote)

How are they identifying the IP as residential? Perhaps you could get around it by setting the PTR to eg 1-2-3-4.res.someisp.net or similar

The screenshot I showed is a bunch of socks 4/5 proxies. No one is going to sell you a residential IP proxy knowing it could be used for illegal activity. On a contract signed I will sell you socks p

I just added an example of VPS. I can also buy only proxy/socks/vpn, but IP must be virgin and residential.

I do know a famous* VPN provider that use residential IPs with their servers in LA. It is intended for streaming Hulu as they now block some non-residential IP range. Not sure what op wants to do with

(Quote)

Any with common residential like comcast, At&t and many others.

It sounds odd you want a residential IP, it's not impossible, just unusual.

But are they residential?

So for example how people who provides backconnect proxies has residential IPs?

You won't likely find any provider with residential ip's as like one said above I and ever other provider buy ip blocks so it is unlikely that any of us run our nodes or our business off of a resident

As I've written before. I can also buy a proxy server or socks with residential IP.

I don't think you can find a "residential IP" vps provider as majority of them do purchase IP blocks and none of them are using normal residential connections. But with some digging

Or they may just gather residential IP address blocks from domestic ISP.

The main thing is to have a residential IP on vps.[of course not banned on blacklists]

Yes, I am current with the IRS. Why would you assume I'm not? I'm not obfuscating anything. I simply didn't wish to use a residential address for a business. The only reasonable thing you could imply

He screamed at me about being a proxy when my home owner's association Internet, which residential service from major providers is prohibited from bringing in, because the IP showed as center of the s

This might be suitable for a residential IP unless you are looking for Comcast, Verizon, Time Warner etc..

http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/27897/vpn-service-that-provides-ip-s-that-look-like-a-residential-isp/p1