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The compensation rule you're referring to typically applies to regulated telecommunications services (like residential internet, landlines, or mobile plans) where there is a statutory duty to provide

I ran into this exact issue on CHR whilst only having a /128 assigned to the VPS, just replicated this on my own residential connection where I get a /56 and split it into /64s(so I directly assigned

Yeah, apis designed for receiving automated requests likely won't profit from something that tries to defeat automated requests. That's kinda obvious. There's isn't really all that much you can do at

In all seriousness there is a huge conflation of terms here: everyone is a bot. You post content my political side does not like? You're a bot. You wrote a python script to pull down a paginated ar

And no manual configuration is not necessary. You can just use any of the conventional tools for detecting your outbound IP address and use that to programmatically update your DNS to point at your s

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* Whether the IP is detected as hosting, VPN, or residential by common intelligence databases

@SmartHost Massachusetts location, it's Cogent IPs, pretty much residential grade.

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You guys have ntt ip? Residential

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Well, there are hundreds of thousands of infected pirate Android TV boxes containing residential proxy frameworks and worse, installed directly from the factory.

Hello, I have a few APNIC /22s available for lease $100/mo per /24. Clean Rep, residential marked so no spamming or abuse allowed.

They essentially, had been a "okay" host, self hosted, manual VPS activation, really just a hobby host, but people liked the residential IP factor.

I'm not looking for anything fancy spec-wise, just a clean, reliable IP that won't get flagged. Residential-grade datacenter IPs are welcome if the reputation is solid.