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Keep in mind contiguous IPv4 addresses are worth $20. One of the few examples of “the more of them you have for sale, the more they’re worth”
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
Keep in mind contiguous IPv4 addresses are worth $20.
One of the few examples of “the more of them you have for sale, the more they’re worth”
- jzwinck 6y agoMore like "The larger contiguous chunk you have for sale, the more it is worth." Like diamonds, unlike gold.
- toast0 6y agoThere's a u shaped curve on pricing. There's a lot of demand for /24s, because sometimes that's all you can justify. Once you get bigger than what can be easily justified, the prices go down a bit. If you need a /18, you can probably use either an /18 or two /19s or ... You can make it work, and there's not enough benefit for contiguous to pay more. Of course, if you can justify an /8, there is a premium for contiguous. Otoh, not too many /8's for sale.
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