EDIS is only using residential IPs in LI if I remember correctly, but check with them to be sure.

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they don't that's just the connection url. they are indeed residential isp's.

Not VPN providers directly, but SecureDragon in the US and EDIS in LI can offer you residential IPs IIRC.

It seems like only way to make it look residential is to have it actually be with residential ISP (otherwise rDNS wouldn't work the other way and BGP would show issues), and in that case a legitimate

Finding a server provider that offer internet connection of residential is hard.I use VPNGATE to manage my paypal account,And it works perfect.

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Have you ever used it? try it first.It shows residential IP. after connecting.

the hostnames of the ip's all contain opengw.net, this is not stealth and not looking like a residential IP.

I wonder if there are any vpn services out there that focus on appearing like a residential ISP to fool people in thinking that you are not using a VPN/Server to cover up your home (ISP) IP.

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Interestingly, traces from my residential Comcast connection in mid-Michigan visit Pontiac (also minutes from Detroit) before going back to Chicago and finally reaching Southfield. This turns a 15ms

I have an in-house tower server [Super Micro Mid-Tower SYS­7036A­T] in my home basement. Since its residential, I dont have a dedicated IP. Plus, the Internet connectivity is flaky some times.

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It'll only be a matter of time until it becomes a requirement for all service providers, residential and commercial.

That affects residential internet users only (sites being blocked) and they block sites from any country (like ThePirateBay) not just those hosted in the UK

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For the moment this is only for residential ISP's.

There are categories of fraudsters. The ones using VPNs are the easiest to catch. The good ones use residential IPs, business IPs, mobile internet IPs, public wifis, et cetera.

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