[ppml] [Spam] Re: FW: No transfer policies are needed
Aaron Wendel
aaron at wholesaleinternet.com
Mon Apr 21 16:43:04 EDT 2008
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I have to admit that I haven't been following the thread to closely so take my comments for what they're worth. And since this is my second e-mail to the list take that in to account also. It seems to me that creating a secondary market for IP4 addresses would increase the cost of those addresses. Like any other commodity, the more demand you have the more expensive they'll be. Eventually companies needing additional IP resources will have to weigh the cost of acquiring additional IP4 addresses against the cost of migrating to IP6 or, once the market matures, be forced to IP6 just because of the scarcity of IP4 addresses. In the long term this proposal may have the same net effect that a lot of the soft landing proposals do and create a sort of economic soft landing of sorts. Everything in this world is finite. I've heard estimates we have enough oil to last us 20 years. Are we scrambling to find something else? Not really. IPs are the same way. People will continue to consume them until the last one is spent and then they'll look for people that have them to buy, barter, steal from. No one wants to change. I think this proposal, or what I know of it, creates an transition period that people will be able to understand and deal with. Aaron
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