IPv4 is not going away as quickly as many would like. Most realistic
observations show IPv4 will still be the numbering scheme most widely
deployed and utilized for the next decade. This due mainly to peers
and providers whom have not deployed IPv6 and ISP end-users, which
continue to use, antiquated operating systems.
SpaceMarket provides a platform for entities to acquire additional
resources that find themselves deficient, and a platform for those with
excess/unused resources to monetize their valuable resources.
Our platform is safe, secure and confidential.
Buyers and sellers can rest assured that their trades will be executed
without a hitch (no hijacked network ranges or scammers) as each
network allocation available has been thoroughly investigated and
tested (we’re either announcing or have announced the networks
available for an extended period of time), and upon request by either
the buyer or seller, SpaceMarket will serve as an escrow agent for the
transaction.
Currently (as of this writing), there we have just over
150,000 addresses available for immediate use. This may seem like a low
number, but allocations are listed and acquired daily using our
automated system—we don’t have to be involved in your transaction. In
order to provide our services without hassle and confidentially, we
provide access to our trading platform via Tor (as a Tor Hidden
Service). This allows our members to connect freely and without worry
as to who may be monitoring your online activities or visitors to our
site. Additionally, access to the site is restricted to active members
of our trading community.
For more information on our service, site URL or membership please
e-mail us at spacemarket@tormail.org. We look forward to assisting you
with your IPv4 needs! Please use our public key (below) when
corresponding via E-mail. Don’t forget to send us yours!
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Likely transfers made in this way may not be recordable with the applicable RIRs and may violate the RIR policies.
If you care about your addresses being properly registered in whois to avoid unnecessary hassles around being able to route them, I highly recommend making sure that you are working either directly with a registered resource holder and/or through a reputable facilitator. In my experience, the RIR staff are readily available and very helpful in answering questions about transfer policies and helping you to work within the system to avoid difficulties later.
The RIRs that serves North America are ARIN (US, Canada, much of the Caribbean) http://www.arin.net
and LACNIC (Mexico, the rest of the Caribbean) http://www.lacnic.net.
Likely transfers made in this way may not be recordable with the applicable RIRs and may violate the RIR policies.
If you care about your addresses being properly registered in whois to avoid unnecessary hassles around being able to route them, I highly recommend making sure that you are working either directly with a registered resource holder and/or through a reputable facilitator. In my experience, the RIR staff are readily available and very helpful in answering questions about transfer policies and helping you to work within the system to avoid difficulties later.
The RIRs that serves North America are ARIN (US, Canada, much of the Caribbean) http://www.arin.net
and LACNIC (Mexico, the rest of the Caribbean) http://www.lacnic.net.
If i were you, i would strongly consider deploying IPv6 instead of
dealing with this IPv4 mess.
In all seriousness folks, it is going to get scary out there ...
meaning, you are going to have to work with spammers over TOR to get
addresses for your legitimate business reasons.
In related news, Facebook jumped on the gun on world IPv6 launch
Nice Tuesday-Evening humor!
...an escrow-agent..and 150k addresses..note "Currently(as of this writing)"
No doubt the next post will have 250k free.
./Randy
Likely transfers made in this way may not be recordable with the applicable RIRs and may violate the RIR policies.
If you care about your addresses being properly registered in whois to avoid unnecessary hassles around being able to route them, I highly recommend making sure that you are working either directly with a registered resource holder and/or through a reputable facilitator. In my experience, the RIR staff are readily available and very helpful in answering questions about transfer policies and helping you to work within the system to avoid difficulties later.
The RIRs that serves North America are ARIN (US, Canada, much of the Caribbean) http://www.arin.net
and LACNIC (Mexico, the rest of the Caribbean) http://www.lacnic.net.
If i were you, i would strongly consider deploying IPv6 instead of
dealing with this IPv4 mess.
Cameron,
As you know, I've dual-stacked all my stuff and I'm now in the business of helping others get there.
In all seriousness folks, it is going to get scary out there ...
meaning, you are going to have to work with spammers over TOR to get
addresses for your legitimate business reasons.
How legitimate can they be if you're doing that?
In related news, Facebook jumped on the gun on world IPv6 launch
SpaceMarket is not one of them. I am confounded about why anyone would select a broker who has not taken the basic step of registering with the RIR. Of course, the typos and anonymity should also give you pause. Maybe this is the first round of "419" IP Address Transfer Scam emails. May I suggest...