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Given the work Frontier is doing they likely arranged a deal before hand to make sure the territory transfer went unhindered. Francisco

They've been merging some subnets, or, they had pending requests from the /13 that disappeared in a couple days. Down to: /23 59 /24 437 Out of /23's by the end of the week maybe? I suspect they'll aggregate whatever /24's they can to form the /23, but still, we're right on track for end of...

Great :) We have a live chat now so drop by if you prefer that. Francisco

Right, check the below post where I wrote a quick script to parse the recovery data. Technically each should get a /13, and thankfully it isn't a contiguous /13, meaning timewarner/frontier can't swoop the whole thing.

Remember, while they have /15's and such in there, all RIR's get an equal share. ARIN did a webinar a few weeks ago and they said it was something like a /13 or so was expected. As @qps mentioned to me, while there is a waiting list, if Time Warner or Frontier are on that list already, they'll...

A lot of those blocks are going to get split up to fill the standard /22's they allocate a lot of. We can expect the /17 to be broken this week, if not everything north of a /23 gone by end-of-month. Who had June for run out? I owe a pizza it seems :P Francisco

Spammer friendly hosts? Francisco

Blizten's setup always felt 'messy' anyway. It was a cool feature but for sure meh. Pretty slick setup, though! So how does powerdns talk with it then? Over the socket? Francisco

TWC might be to pad things for the merger that'll happen soon. Francisco

So about a million IP's left? Francisco

So then the total debt is $17.5K?? Or did they merge back the Jonny debt? Francisco

Hi, We're actually in the midst of rolling out fully managed VPS plans :) You'd be looking at.... - 1GB RAM - 100GB SSD Storage - cPanel - 100gbit+ voxility DDOS protection - Full management --- $30.00/month The plans scale up from there, with a 2GB OVZ + 150GB storage at $40/month...

Not been any huge bites as of late. A /16 and I think a /15 recent, but I was expecting someone to get a /13 or something by now. Still, end of July seems accurate. Francisco

A lot of them sold their gigs to spammers and such. You can find a lot of them at http://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/listings/ARIN Francisco

Exactly what I said, defunct brands that had a few smaller ranges. Anyone that can swing a /17 or something is probably not looking to get out of the market this very second or for $2.50/ea. You might find some brands that are hard up for funds and could use the $80,000, but not common. Francisco

Well, market value is ~$10/IP one off, depending on block size. What's likely going to be easier is to find brands that are barely keeping afloat that have ARIN allocations (even small ones) and buy them out for as cheap as you can. You're going to end up with a crap ton of /21's and things...

Well that's just it. There's multiple providers (some good ones too), that are giving /24's to burn blocks and to get more. They make a lot of sales because of it, but they keep burning up all their IP space. They also get into trouble because they usually sold the servers are barely profit just...

You can expect the price of each IP address to float up within a year or so. It's possible V6 will explode in popularity and the whole V4 drought never happens, but most expect at least 5 - 10 years before V6 has any claws. Francisco

I'd keep an ear out for sometime next week. It's likely that Friday will be taken up mostly by ChicagoVPS and a few other brands moving and then they'll work on other people next week. Francisco