The best option for a residential user is via local telephone line.

For a second I thought you were talking about the American residential internet infrastructure in a whole.

Is their a point to adding them? I not just purely after VPS, Dedicated Servers, and colo's as many of the ASNs on my list are residential.

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It returns 1 for most of our address space, which is kind of strange since most of this address space is used by local residential ISPs.

so much incoming and sorting. After blocking residential addresses (those that use no-ip and similar providers) by ip ranges, it meant botnets were more or less out of the loop and spam dropped some

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I do not understand. If you host your own server, you can block only what you wish, for example dynamic residential ranges.

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I looked into this. One of the dynamic checks look for stats of neighbor IPs. An IP in the same /24 as yours is hosting websites, which was flagged as "abnormal" since residential IS

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It depends what lists are you using and what are you blocking. If you block residential IPs it will not matter much even if there was a lot of spam coming from there, if you do not, well, I wonder wha

I got 0.6 for my residential IP, 0.6 for the IP - 1, 0 for the IP + 1, all in the same IP allocation.

Also, if you take a look at the IP Addresses (they are residential), you will see Jonny and Tyler are far away from each other..

Question: The matching IPs, are they private/residential (Either a single IP from a server provider that isn't used by other members that may indicate it's an IP of a VPN service or a residential like

For now only residential ISPs have blocks of certain torrent websites and such.

Apart from that, their shared hosting + their NS are on this network, which is technically a residential ISP based in Rtyně (middle of nowhere).

Traceroute from my residential connection - Comcast in Visalia, Calif.:

I don't have a problem with mine, though coming back to the US is a different issue...has more to do with my residential provider's routing. But in terms of peer-to-peer, it runs very well.

Well yeah, but that's to a server in AU. Little different to a residential connection. Plus, ping is important.