> What's inherently wrong though ? The problem is that residential proxies are primarily used for abusive purposes, like credit card fraud (e.g. making purchas

> What's inherently wrong though ? The problem is that residential proxies are primarily used for abusive purposes, like credit card fraud (e.g. making purchases with a proxy in the same city as the credit card holder) or web forum spam. There are very few legitimate use cases for these services; most of the ones I have heard are either poorly justified (you don't really need a residential IP to test web site performance, for example) or borderline abusive (like content scraping or sneaker botting).