MTR FTW to see where it really lands. ISPs are pretty crappy in terms of properly setting those up. I've only seen a few residential subnets with you "Residential ISP customers in : X, Y, Z c

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So, shouldn't someone report him to the police? He did steal colocated hardware right? You also have residential IP's, and Psychz probably has complete ID info.

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I also liked how he didn't correct my mistake. IP whois revealed Florida, IP was actually residential in Houston...

Haha for residential only.

HKBN 1000Mbps plan (residential

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Well, IRANet is just an education network, not residential ISP...

Turkey... seems it's a peering between Superonline and ITC. AFAIK Superonline is a large residential ISP, but hard to get that in datacenters...

Argh, here is one of the "adorable" provider:

@time4vps Thanks! Interesting speeds! >30MB/s to Falkenstein, Germany (Hetzner), >14MB/s to Texas, USA (VPSDime), and > 1.3MB/s (max speed) to a residential line on the West coast

Your headquarter seems to be located in a residential area according to Google Map.

ByteShack

* Plenty of times I am on untrusted networks, as a result of this my VPN is always on and I never order from a residential IP. Again, not realistic to expect that I disable my secure connection in ord

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Test files doing 4mbyte/s on a 1gbit residential connection in the Netherlands, I assume your NL lines are still filled up?

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Unfortunately not true with Microsoft, Verizon, and some other residential ISPs. They'll be the ones driving my theory into reality if they keep punishing providers for no reason.