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0 pointscyberax2y ago0 comments

You can not "own" a /24 block. And if your membership lapses, then your blocks are returned to the general pool.

It's possible that your block is a part of a legacy allocation, they are governed differently.

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That's exactly why I don't want to sign a new agreement. I have never paid fees for my /24 block that I have held for 30 years.

greyface-2y ago

> block that I own and has been unused since the mid 90's

This timeline suggests that it's still a legacy allocation. The new governance structure does not apply unless you sign an RSA or LRSA agreement with ARIN.

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_JamesA_2y ago

That's exactly why I don't want to sign a new agreement. I have never paid fees for my /24 block that I have held for 30 years.

greyface-2y ago

> block that I own and has been unused since the mid 90's

This timeline suggests that it's still a legacy allocation. The new governance structure does not apply unless you sign an RSA or LRSA agreement with ARIN.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse