It doesn't work that way.

First you have to get approval from ARIN to get the block, then you bid,
then you and the seller via proxy exchange confirmation codes from ARIN,
they release the block, and the proxy releases the funds in escrow.

Telling you now, move to IPV6 ASAP. If you think the prices are bad now,
just wait another 6 months or so.

On Nov 5, 2016 8:30 PM, "Jason McKemie" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Is there anything like this going on?  I really only need a /24, but it
> would be nice to pay a couple bucks less per IP than what they're going for
> on ipv4auctions right now.
>

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