US Residential IPs can watch Netflix?

[Palesantos]

Have a question, if i buy USA residential IPs, can i watch Netflix with it?

 

[akacash]

Technically yes, but more than likely no. You would probably have a much better shot at using a VPN. Residential proxies are typically not very stable. The proxy you're connecting to might be offline before you get to the end of a 30 minute show. It would also depend on the speed of the connection that's been proxied for you to connect through.

 

[Palesantos]

Technically yes, but more than likely no. You would probably have a much better shot at using a VPN. Residential proxies are typically not very stable. The proxy you're connecting to might be offline before you get to the end of a 30 minute show. It would also depend on the speed of the connection that's been proxied for you to connect through.

No, netflix is clever enough to ban all VPNs. So i see if i can get datacenter ips but probablt also no so residential proxies are still the only ones left that cannot be banned.

 

[akacash]

Well, residential proxies would work for sure like you're thinking. The only issue would be the speed/stability. Some home ISP's have connection speeds faster than some servers nowadays, for example I have a 180+ Mbps download rate on my home connection now. That's not the case for everyone though so if you have someone who only has a 20 Mbps connection and you try and proxy through it, it's going to be a bit laggy trying to load video content. There's some other factors that go into it, but the speed and stability would be the 2 things I'd be testing if I were you. Hit up some providers and ask them to test them for a couple hours and you should be able to get an idea.

 

[Palesantos]

Well, residential proxies would work for sure like you're thinking. The only issue would be the speed/stability. Some home ISP's have connection speeds faster than some servers nowadays, for example I have a 180+ Mbps download rate on my home connection now. That's not the case for everyone though so if you have someone who only has a 20 Mbps connection and you try and proxy through it, it's going to be a bit laggy trying to load video content. There's some other factors that go into it, but the speed and stability would be the 2 things I'd be testing if I were you. Hit up some providers and ask them to test them for a couple hours and you should be able to get an idea.

I see some sellers selling Proxies of that sort on BHW, is it not stable enough for worth the cash?