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By policy they have to give everyone an equal amount. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/allocation-ipv4-post-exhaustion-2012-05-08-en

After September, I don't think there will be much more coming from IANA (unless they don't distribute everything that is in the free pool in September).

I suspect if you aren't already on the waiting list, the chances are pretty slim for getting space in September.  There was a big rush toward the end, and I'm sure companies like Frontier and Time Warner Cable have already gone back for more space.

Since we got down to just /23 and /24 remaining, ARIN is saying one request = one block, so I don't know if they are planning to do any more of that.

I sent them a link to this thread and they just told me that they only do quarter racks in Atlanta. They also said they will do single server per U type colo.

Talk to the guys at Colo@.  They have some reasonable pricing on 1U server colo in many of their locations.

It looks like FraudRecord is down or having some kind of issue.  I just got a "500 Internal Server Error" on their main site, and the WHMCS app isn't working.  I checked their Twitter account and didn't see anything.

Considering that the deal you are referring to doesn't even have regulatory approvals yet and the merger has not closed, their justification was shaky.  What if one or more of the states don't approve or the deal doesn't close for some reason?

On that Frontier request I mentioned, they assigned multiple blocks since there weren't larger blocks available.  I wonder if they are doing that for anyone else, or if Frontier gets special treatment.

We got our officer attestation on a /17 yesterday.  So far there is no mention that the request cannot be filled or that we will be put on a waiting list.

No, these were pending requests that were assigned today.  I updated my post - it seems like they cleared out more than what I originally thought.

Frontier is the official winner of ARIN IPv4 exhaustion.  They got 3x /16 blocks an /18 block and 2x /19 blocks today. Add 172.95.0.0-172.95.255.255 Add 172.108.0.0-172.108.255.255 Add 172.109.0.0-172.109.255.255 Add 172.99.32.0-172.99.63.255 Add 172.102.32.0-172.102.63.255 Add...

After thinking about it a bit more, I looked again at the IANA reclaimed pool.  There aren't too many large contiguous blocks in there.  IANA is likely to hand ARIN a few blocks that add up to the /13.  The way I read it, one waiting list request equals one block.  So even if they are given a...

Only /23 and /24s left in the pool. REMAINING IPV4 INVENTORY Discrete Block Size (CIDR) Number of Blocks Available  /23 101 /24 439

I hope you misspoke here about the "shake companies down" part...  Either that or you have a very different definition of what a shakedown means.

Yes, they will.  They changed the rules after they were provided more addresses by IANA from the reclaimed pool.  I know they just approved a LE* VPS provider a /21 out of the gate.

APNIC will now give you up to a /21.

Skype out for $30/year works pretty well.

Already done. http://www.verizon.com/about/news/verizon-completes-acquisition-vodafones-45-percent-indirect-interest-verizon-wireless