[address-policy-wg] 2015-01 Draft Document and Impact Analysis Published (Alignment of Transfer Requirements for IPv4 Allocations)

But you forgot Jump Management SRL, who has made 

Attantion 1149 transfers

and there were blocks more than /22.

Yes, they aren't from the last /8, but may be RIPE will start to return unused blocks (during a year e.g.)? It will be more effectively.


09.06.2015, 19:33, "Ciprian Nica" <office at ip-broker.uk>:
> On 6/9/2015 7:19 PM, Vladimir Andreev wrote:
>>>  help the last /8 pool become even larger
>>
>>  It's not true. There is still possibility to open multiple LIR's for the same person (legal or natural, no matter) and then merge them all together.
>>
>>  So this proposal (by itself) is not able to prevent /8 exhaustion
>
> Puting an obstacle will probably reduce the "hoarding" so it would
> probably grow a little more than without this.
>>>  The only reason that I would sustain it for is the fact that I'm aware
>>>  of some russians taking advantage and making a profit but I'm also aware
>>>  that's just a small crumble and it won't affect our bread.
>>
>>  Please abstain from national attacks. It's bad style of discussion.
>
> As a RIPE community member I don't have anything against russians. I
> would not call "hoarding" what happens today with the last /8 but here
> is the statistics.
>
> +--------------------------------------------------------------+------+
> | seller | /22s |
> +--------------------------------------------------------------+------+
> | Bulgakov Aleksey Yurievich | 31 |
> | QuickSoft LLC | 30 |
> | Julian Alberto Gomez Hernandez trading as "Adjenet Networks" | 5 |
> | Abdulrahman Nassir Alahmari trading as SABAH | 4 |
> | Al Safwa Al Saudia for Development Ltd | 2 |
> +--------------------------------------------------------------+------+
>
> Theese are the only persons/businesses that sold more than 1 x /22 from
> the last /8.
>
> It's obviously that the whole discussion started after noticing the
> activity of the top 2, who happens to be from Russia.
>
> Ciprian

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Petr Umelov