Actually, that is exactly how the issue finally got fixed. Using the arin-ppml list, I posted the issue and after 7 or so years of being ignored, John looked into it and found that I was one of many disenfranchised ASN owners.
My main point is that ARIN separates service from money. They billed me for and repeatedly sent nasty grams about an ASN that they refused to let me administer. A good story for valentine's day :) On Feb 14, 2016 8:40 PM, "Jimmy Hess" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 10:04 PM, Steve Noble <[email protected]> wrote: > > Unless like me, ARIN refuses to allow you access, but still bills you for > > the object that they claim you are not in charge of. > > I doubt it is unusual for organizations' contact responsible for > seeing that expected bills are paid to be different from > the persons authorized to make administrative changes to the > object or agreement. > > For example, the typical accounting clerk within an organization has > no legitimate reason to be relinquishing resources, changing, DNS > servers or WHOIS entries, etc. > > I am sure if you check ARIN's website: > https://www.arin.net/contact_us.html > > You will find that there is some registration services contact, you > can reach out to request assistance with your troubles, and/or > request what you want or work out what the required process is. > > Nothing the general public on ARIN-PPML can do to ease your troubles, > regards. > > -- > -JH >
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