I don't want to be identified as a residential IP; I only want to be labeled as a business ISP. However, I absolutely do not want to be marked as a data center, because data centers are blocked by man

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If you want "residential" IPs you really need to use a Big Telecom ISP. You can't just survive with Cogent; you'll need to pay the AT&T tax in the US, or Rogers tax in Canada

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VEESP network is indeed pretty open, almost one of its kind. On the majority of residential connections, for example, none (zero) of Tor relays are reachable.

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Residential ISPs in Russia block all TCP/UDP to all Tor middle relays, since their list is public by design. And literally for years after they don't even run a relay anymore. So the next customer get

Since when is Rostelecom a high risk network? It's mainly a residential ISP.

Its a industrial Unit and we rent colo racks from different datacentres, its a medium business, you can not use residential ISP for business use

@Tang_Lichun is possible to make residential IP for Toronto?

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as high risk over time anyway. Guess you need a residential IP.

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