ARIN is not/is too/is not/is too... blah.

> I've been looking at getting a fixed IP address. Every ISP that I've
> talked to that offers this that is a local call only offers a full
> class C address block -- a full 256 addresses.
> 
> What does this do to the cost? The cheapest charges $80 per month.

Well, what you've just demonstrated is that there are economic
pressures on ISPs to offer /32s (as responsible ones do).  Maybe no
one in your area, but inevitably someone will.  *Especially* if the
cost of an IPv4 address rises, as it will.
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Shields, CrossLink.