> If I asked for a class C for my business running a local corner store, I'd be looked at like I was crazy. I asked for a /22 of IPv4 for my home, and was give

> If I asked for a class C for my business running a local corner store, I'd be looked at like I was crazy. I asked for a /22 of IPv4 for my home, and was given it, 3 years ago. I also got a /32 of IPv6, and a 32bit ASN to do BGP with. I paid the signup fees to become an LIR, paid the membership fees, and requested my /22, /32, and ASN allocations. There were no looks, crazy or otherwise. The policies are pretty transparent. Pay money, receive resources. That said, the policies have since changed (about a year ago?)