🌐 Free Residential IPs Without a Credit Card — One Install, Done

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:globe_with_meridians: Free Residential IP VPN — No Credit Card, No BIN, Just Install

TuxlerVPN gives you real residential IPs for free — sites can’t tell you’re on a VPN. The catch? Your IP joins their pool too. Worth it? Everything’s below.

🔑 What You Get, What You Risk, How It Works

What it is: A peer-to-peer VPN that routes your traffic through real household IPs instead of datacenter servers. 300k+ residential IPs across 116 countries, 70k fresh ones added monthly, unlimited bandwidth — all free.

Install options:

Platform How Signup?
Chrome / Firefox Browser extension Minimal
Windows / iOS Desktop app from tuxlervpn.com Account required
Android :cross_mark: No native app —

Why residential IPs matter:

Benefit What It Means
Bypass VPN detection Netflix, banks, platforms that block datacenter IPs can’t tell you’re on a VPN
Geo-unlock anything Access region-locked content, local deals, restricted marketplaces
Lower block/flag risk Residential IPs have higher trust scores than datacenter IPs
Better for scraping & automation Fewer CAPTCHAs, rate limits, and bot detection triggers

The trade-off nobody tells you about:

Tuxler is free because it’s a peer-to-peer network — when you use someone’s IP, someone else uses yours. That means a stranger’s traffic could appear to come from your home connection. If they do something sketchy, it traces back to your IP address.

Other honest concerns:

Issue Detail
US-based company Subject to data requests from authorities
Shares data with advertisers Privacy policy confirms third-party data sharing
Uses SOCKS5 proxy, not real VPN protocol Proxies mask your IP but may not encrypt traffic the same way OpenVPN/WireGuard does
IP leaks detected in reviews Some testers found the kill switch unreliable
Free plan = 10 location changes/day Premium ($7.99/mo) unlocks 100 changes + city-level selection
Speeds are slow on free tier Expect buffering on HD streaming — fine for browsing

Bottom line: If you need a residential IP to bypass VPN detection and you understand the P2P tradeoff — Tuxler is genuinely free and works. If you need actual privacy from a security standpoint, this isn’t it. Know what you’re getting.

:high_voltage: Free residential IPs. Real tradeoffs. You decide.

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What do you think about PureVPN ?

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@IHaveBeenPawned

Not Good.

The vpn provider is a big liar telling people its no-logs policy but in reality they do keep logs of users ip and activities if ever you get caught they will co-operate with law enforcement to trace you back and you will end up in jail.

PureVPN users have been caught and end up in jails because the vpn providers has not protects its users instead handling over your data to authorities.

Search on the internet about PureVPN where users got into troubles

PureVPN is not alone. There are many more vpn not trusted at all…Hotspot Shield, Vpn360, Hola vpn, IP Vanish,…do your research please there are much more

Mullvad VPN is the only recommended Gold Standard with real no-logs policy its court-proven vpn where officers left empty handed because data never existed. IVPN is a sister-like vpn to Mullvad, trusted one.

ExpressVPN and ProtonVPN are still good.

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Very Informative, Thanks for fast reply, But Even ExpressVPN not good too.

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Check This Out By @premiumvpnshield

It’s great information and Reality Behind These VPN’s

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@IHaveBeenPawned

U r wrong!! ExpressVPN is still good