Is it really that surprising? Here in Sweden many ISPs have begun charging for being assigned a public IPv4 address. I'm sure since it's happening here now it's

Is it really that surprising? Here in Sweden many ISPs have begun charging for being assigned a public IPv4 address. I'm sure since it's happening here now it's probably been happening in the US for a long time. If IPv6 actually became ubiquitous enough to rely on then people wouldn't have a use for IPv4 addresses, and they don't have a leg to stand on charging people money for an IPv6 block. It's not surprising to me, it's worrisome.