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On 2012-02-17 3:19 PM, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:jeffmehlenbacher@ipv4marketgroup.com">jeffmehlenbacher@ipv4marketgroup.com</a> wrote:
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<div>Paul, I cannot speak to how other brokers structure their
business, but we do not actually hold address space if I
interpret you literally. Our Sellers hold the address space.
We are contracted by companies with unused IPv4 blocks to
source a company with need. Once a potential needer is
identified, we facilitate agreement on price, timing and other
conditions of a transfer then provide the necessary legal
documents and guidance to execute the transactions contingent
upon ARIN approval. The value of any broker--be it insurance,
mortgage, real estate or IPv4 transfers--is subjective but
clearly if a Seller and a Buyer prefer to use a broker, they
should do so. The Policy Proposal as written assumes there
may or may not be broker involvement in Specified Transfers. </div>
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thank you jeff. it seems that you have misunderstood the current
policies, which allow everything you describe, so long as the needer
can demonstrate that need to ARIN. there is a place in the "transfer
listing service" for brokers, too. i'm at a loss to understand what
it about the current transfer policies that won't fit the model
you're describing above.<br>
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paul<br>
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