We have some residential ISPs providing 1Gbit/s via fiber optic or twisted pair for $8/mo in Kiev.

In the USA, communications providers often neglect their residential and business customer needs, charging high prices for poor quality service. Sometimes municipalities try to meet demand by building

This could however change in the future as Hulu keeps blocking more and more non-residential IP's!

In Singapore residential plans are cheap (e.g. 200mbps @ S$50), business plans are acceptable (e.g. 100mbps @ S$200), but dedicated blended bandwidth (with reasonably good routes) in the DC comes with

I saw in Singapore they offer residential 100mbit no caps for $50 though.

or a mailing service address vs having their residential address on the site.

On the minus side, this address looks to be an old residential house that has been converted into a photocopy/office-supply shop which makes no mention of being home to a web hosting company called Un

i rather not broadcast my residential public ip adress all over the WWW with various protocols for obvious reasons so im only running local services. my machines at home communicate through bluetooth

Most residential connection have sub optimal peering, especially as soon as it leaves their country. That's why ping booster business exist.

I have set the price of all residential services to the following: $25/mo including Time Warner Cable and Comcast Cable.

The same do TelecomItalia, while it also have a vast residential portion.

Many of the "residential ISPs" advertised by @iaps do provide professional services too. So "residential VPN" could just mean he got a server rented from them or a

2 new residential providers just added:

to be in 2015 and I had a 50GB p/m limit with my residential ISP's back in the late 90's.

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Ive also looked at @iaps residential VPNs, and it was way too expensive.

- I decided not to do the semi-whitelist for now, everything is coded on my end but with these "residential" VPN providers, that doesn't seem like a good idea.

Commercial? Pretty sure only residential connections are filtered.

This is our up-to-date listing of our residential program, with each residential internet service provider we use for the respective countries: