TorGuard offers residential dedicated IPs. And there are proxy services that have that as there business model for circumventing chaptas when scraping the web. I would look there brightdata.com/proxy-types/residential-proxies oxylabs.io/location-proxy/uk torguard.net/residential-ip-vpn/
What it basically comes down to is this: do I trust some random guy off the Internet to use my Internet connection which is tied to my legal government name and the legal reprocussions that comes with that to access the Internet as if they were me?
The only way I would do that is if I gave it its own vlan and only allow Internet traffic to specific whitelisted ips. Even then my legal protection insurance definitely won’t cover that.
If they block VPNs exit ips which aren’t necessarily public they most certainly will block all the Tor exit nodes which are public by design.