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Ich bin dann mal gespannt wann die ersten Mails kommen, ob wir einen IPv4-Space kaufen wollen - immerhin scheinen wir ja praktisch keine freien IPs mehr zu haben
We are contacting you to participate in a bidding process for the lease or potential sale of IPv4 address space. IPv4 is transitioning and will soon be replaced by IPv6. We encourage you to take this occasion to monetize your IPv4 assets before they become obsolete.
RainMaker_IP is currently seeking to enter into direct lease agreements for large netblocks of currently unused IP space. We pay market lease rates via wire transfer and are accustomed to closing transactions quickly. Our lease of your IP space will be governed by a customary Service Level Agreement (SLA) and no abusive practices will be permitted or tolerated. References from our many existing lessor companies are available upon request.
Leasing your excess IPv4 space allows you to generate income, while retaining ownership of your IPv4 allocations for future use or eventual sale.
If your organization (....) has an underperforming IPv4 subnet, such as [...] or some other range of any size, and you are interested in monetizing this asset immediately, for any duration or terms, please contact me or complete the RFP (request for proposal) questionnaire below and return it to my attention at jonb@rainmakerip.com.
Thank you for your participation in our RFP process, and please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
I am interested in monetizing my IPv4 Assets:
Company Name:
Size or number of IPs available for lease:
Identify Range (CIDR):
email:
Phone number:
Proposed start date for lease:
RainMaker_IP is also actively engaged in buying and selling IP address space. Please let us know if this is of interest to you as well.
John Blank
Business Development
Office . 704-286-6107
Skype . Slash.twentyfour1
Ich bin dann mal gespannt wann die ersten Mails kommen, ob wir einen IPv4-Space kaufen wollen - immerhin scheinen wir ja praktisch keine freien IPs mehr zu haben