Depends on what the residential IP is actually for. A lot of checks only care

I would recommend to get a normal vps and get a residential vpn from Torguard or a different provider. You can get them for around $40 per year, but they have some sales.

I imagine in "residential" proxy it has to do with some iana classification of the addresses as being mapped to "physical household address" rather than to datacent

"ISP Proxies" button on order page leads to 404. Who is your supplier of residential proxies and how do you make sure they are legitimately and ethically sourced?

So I understand that "residential" here means an address which is not recognized to be part of the datacenter ranges and given certain privileges, such as not requiring intense captc

That "residential proxies" are forbidden.

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Its probably easier to get a normal vps then set the traffic to exit through a residential proxy or vpn.

The most important thing for me is the IP type. Ideally, I’m looking for a residential IP or a business broadband IP.

no，a lot of residential IPs are delivered through SOCKS5 proxies and shared by a bunch of users. The IPs may look clean on paper, but in reality they're already completely trashed.

So you're looking for a residential IP.

Ideally under $5/month. If it costs much more than that, I’d rather just use a residential proxy.

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Don't bother with it. the amount of times dtag residential is unable to connect to them is quite high.

gosh who would have expected shady shit from residential proxy providers?

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You are trying to distance NiuProxy from OkkProxy by saying the person who directed me was only an “external promotional representative.” However, that person was the contact officially provided on y…

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