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>just like anyone could get a /24 address block. FWIW pretty much anyone who can afford the relatively low fees can still get a /24 today, but sure, the proces
by ryanlol 7y ago
>just like anyone could get a /24 address block.
FWIW pretty much anyone who can afford the relatively low fees can still get a /24 today, but sure, the process is slightly slower.
- icedchai 7y agoBack then, /24's were free, and all it took was an email. No justification required. I still have one (legacy registration) and have never paid anything.