Buying a new static IP, need suggestions

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Hi, I'm planning to buy a new IP, so where I can get and also what's the price it cost for good ip. If I'm going to purchase the IP what else I need to purchase additionally plz help me to get out from this.
Thanks friends. Looking for a good suggestion
 
For a web server in data-center or home?

You can buy IP address only from your provider, the data-center you host your machine or your ISP provider...
 
contact your isp provider if you need static ip for your pc or the data center or service provider if you need ip for your hosting.
 
Only your ISP can give you static ip.i am telling about home connection, benifit of static ip will be increase speed at consistent rate.
 
Your webhosts can give you a new ip, some of them already do that as part of the deal. But check with them for your requirements.
 
you can buy vpn and you will have static IP. Recommend you some providers: expressvpn, private internet access, tunnelbear, purevpn, vyprvpn and other things.
 
Some VPN providers offer static IP's where you can connect to the same IP address every time you login. Most VPN providers don't offer static IP's - so when you connect to say Brazil it will randomly chose an IP for you out of a random pool.

But some VPN providers offer static IP's, do your research and you will find one.
 
Get a vpn the speed 100 times better and get as meny ip addon as you want there really cheap
 
just buy a VPN for this. I've been using PureVPN for a US dedicated IP and it's be working perfectly for me.
 
just buy a VPN for this. I've been using PureVPN for a US dedicated IP and it's be working perfectly for me.

but its not your ip.... you just tunnel your traffic via VPN that has this IP.
you cannot connect to this IP from the web and have access to your machine
 
You can get IP from your Internet Service Provider.
It will give you a new IP easily. There are many places from where you can get new IP. You can search on Google as well.
 
What types of IP's you need dude.
 
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