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Btw I wouldn't trust my residential connection more than Calin's basement data center.

But I have technical advice about this, it's not a matter of "if", residential proxies are used for illegal activities 80% of the time. It's not a thing you can prevent.

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Most often, proxy providers do not partner directly with residential/mobile providers.

If you look at something like brightdata proxy...they run a very deceptive organization and definitely DO NOT partner with anyone on the receiving end of using random ass endpoints as egress proxy poi

I plan to launch a mobile proxy business in India and have the technical capability to do so.

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If he wants it for proxying purposes, best bet is just a residential IP from a provider that announces their IPs from a residential ASN. I have some server IPs that don't get flagged as proxy/vpn/tor,

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@Calin has squeaky clean residential IP with solid downtimes.

want to forward them to my IP? it's residential and I want to punish my ISP for not giving me ipv6 and not giving me a vdsl line (day 46 47 actually)

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