@ErawanArifNugroho - no luck. I had to ask to get the domain registred after a week, first time I did order. Then it seems like it's automated. My IP was residential & same country/area as the

Fraud scores while buying online, Hulu and other streaming services, etc... I use datacenter IPs and mostly is fine, but occasionally there's a problem with some service managed by not-too-bright admi

I have never had a problem with non residential IP addresses, any example for where you really need one?

Some grown ups use "residential" VPNs on exotic locations for reasons other than "anonymity".

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The following list is what we have available in our residential sections:

I tested it myself from residential connections in DE, CZ and NL and in all cases the ping was below 50ms.

@ricardo It could work if the scrapper is from a residential IP ( same as billing details), since vpn/proxy/server IPs are not allowed by many LET providers.

for at least the last 5 or 6 years. However, our residential networks are not under the same networks. Those are totally independent. So @William has nothing to really argue about. And OVH is the lar

Apologies for the delay. Our site is back to normal now and all categories, both residential services and data center services are now available. I appreciate everyone's patience.

That site isn't very accurate. I saw a level3 IP address classified as "Residential." It does show up as Telecom Italia though, which is good for websites that try to "proxy

I don't really understand it, but I'm curious as to why @William is so upset about VPN services with no infrastructure instantiated in the 'residential networks' they represent.

Residential networks that are professionally contracted don't come cheap or every vpn provider would have them. Only data center connections come cheap.

Like I tried to say in the beginning, the offered residential networks that I operate are real residential providers. They are not fakes and they are some of the most well known isp's in the countries

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If @William would have inquired who our residential providers were, I would have given him the names. Each residential provider is shown by name on my website so you know exactly who the provider is f

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@iaps It works. Shows up as residential IP on ipleak.net. A bit slow connecting from China, but that's okay. Would like to know more once your site is back up.

iaps just offered a service like the OP asked for, something that "looks like a residential IP"

a single thing wrong. My original post was about residential networks and this guy brought the post so off-topic and made himself look like a fool by talking about other topics that have nothing to d