Residential IP vs. tethering IP

[hak3865]

Reading through the manual a couple times, wanted to get clarification on this:

A Residential IP (IP Burger) is best for creating new stealth accounts. Once they are up and running (about a month or so) you can switch to a Fresh IP so the IP doesn't change and shows stability. Whereas with the Residential IP (IP Burger) the IP's vary from a large IP pool.

How does a Residential IP (IP Burger) differ from just using my macbook tethered to my iphone and changing the IP? My understanding is with a tethered IP you have a large pool of IP's also. Would tethering this way for a changed IP be a real good choice for creating stealth accounts? I don't want to skimp if this risks things much greater than a Residential IP, and then again, I don't want to waste money either.

[aspkin]

Sure, tethering to your mobile device is perfect, go for that.

For Residential Proxy it's more about convenience and the powerful features it includes. It gives you access to ISP targeted residential IPs anywhere in the world. With that the possibilities are endless.