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Even a home residential network has an unspoken FUP.

Do homelab, then serve it through your 10gbps residential connection (hopefully lower than $100)__

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It routes you depending on your ip/network. If youre in swiss/austrian/german on a residential asn, you get the amazon phishing page. Otherwise you get a crap blogpage or dicks sporting goods. That pa

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They technically will... but itll be changed from a residential line to 5 figures install fee DIA line

You may want to get residential proxy instead

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The reason for the specific region "need" is that residential US connections is really fuckin' weird and it would be nice to be able to do that above 5 Mbit/s for some of my friends

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You're 100% wrong. In the US, basically no residential ISPs will let you use your own IPs. Maybe a small town rural one that doesn't have the overhead or support queue of the million/billion dollar IS

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If a bit of downtime for residential power or internet loss isn't a concern why not? Personally I've kind of wished we had ISPs here in the US that let you BYOIP and shit. Look at it this way. A full