[address-policy-wg] ISPs selling IP address space

Hi,

On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 11:33:09AM +0100, Wolfgang Tremmel wrote:
> I don't mind ISPs charging for doing the documentation of assigning IPs,
> but I do mind if getting more IP addresses (without a real need
> of the customer) becomes an argument in selling.

ACK.

(It's interesting to see where this argument is coming from - you're around
even longer than I am :-) - I see this specific issue "give me a /24 or
I go to UUnet!" as a lesser problem these days than maybe 4 years ago,
because most customers only ask for a /32 or /29 these days, having a
NAT router or NAT firewall already in place, and being used to "everybody
does NAT".  So having proper address space is not really an argument
anymore, as opposed to "our controller says it must be cheap")

Gert Doering
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