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hi, i want it,
DMCA is for USA.
In the EU, with the Digital Services Act, mere conduits are not liable for data passing through them. They are not obligated to pass on abuse notices. However, they must cooperate with law enforcement investigations. An address provider is not even a mere conduit, and there is no reason to think they are liable for anything, nor that they must pass on abuse notices.
RIPE NCC requires registrants to provide valid abuse contact information, as well as other details such as your physical address. However, RIPE NCC is not the copyright police. Copyright violation is not a violation of RIPE NCC terms. The RIPE NCC maintains your contact information, such as your full name and physical address, and ensures it is up-to-date, so that the copyright police can come after you, but they are not the copyright police themselves.
In places like Germany, a notice (even with no legal effect, such as a DMCA notice) should be considered a courtesy: "if you do what we say now, we won't bring this to court." Otherwise you will go to court and if you don't go to court you will be arrested. That's your right to be arrested if you wish to, and your ISP and the RIPE NCC have nothing to do with it.
I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. Seek real professional legal help before committing any crime or tort.
You probably shouldn't announce your intention to commit a crime or a tort on a public forum though.
@OpaqueRegistrant said:
That’s a good summary overall. However, it’s important to remember that the RIPE NCC requires all members (LIRs) to comply with applicable laws and regulations. Even if copyright violation is not directly a breach of RIPE NCC policy, engaging in or facilitating illegal activity can still have consequences. In practice, if a member repeatedly ignores lawful notices or is involved in unlawful operations, the RIPE NCC may terminate their membership or deregister their resources. In short, you have the right to get arrested, but your LIR also has the right to lose its RIPE account. So my initial claim, "I wonder how a serious provider can provide a DMCA-ignored subnet...", still stands.
and 100% agree on : "You probably shouldn't announce your intention to commit a crime or a tort on a public forum though."
I think you would have to be found guilty in a court of law. A notice, even a barrage of notices, is not proof of guilt. RIPE NCC are not the copyright police. In Europe there tends to be a higher emphasis on following the proper legal procedure - not all orgs do, but they care more on average. Some, like Hetzner, are very trigger-happy, but RIPE NCC is not Hetzner. When the copyright police do catch you, then RIPE NCC reserves the right to terminate your allocation for that. Usually they won't need to take any action because the copyright police will put you in jail. If the copyright police also tell RIPE NCC to take away your allocation then they will.
If you tell RIPE NCC you are a filthy copyright infringer, like they just did in their post, then I suppose RIPE NCC may choose to take action - otherwise it would be wilful ignorance. If a filthy copyright infringer doesn't tell RIPE NCC they're a filthy copyright infringer, then RIPE NCC has absolutely no need. The Digital Services Act is very clear that service providers have no obligation to pro-actively police their clients.
If someone would be the abuse contact for their own subnet, they'd receive their own abuse notices; neither their ISP nor RIPE NCC would know about them.
In other non-legal or DMCA related news, we have some more RIPE /24s in stock and able to be leased out to some lucky new (or repeated) clients, get in quick as they dont tend to last too long
As always, by default all allocations come included with free set up and no term contracts
Each /24 is provisioned for you with the following:
Price (USD): $119/mo or $1199/yr (No additional set up fee or payment gateway fees)
Feel free to get in touch if you have questions or are interested
Hello, I have a couple of /24s RIPE available for lease. Price - 105 Eur/month
Need to lease two IPv6 /48 PA subnets.
One subnet should be from ARIN (must be registered in the United States, as I intend to use it in New York, USA);
The other subnet should be from RIPE (must be registered in the United Kingdom, as I intend to use it in London, UK).
If you can meet my requirements, please send me a private message.
Thank you!
Looking for buying arin /24, buying not leasing
A bunch of options at a very affordable price
Your best bet will be having a look at https://www.ipv4.global/ looks like there is a listed /24 ARIN blocks for $29/ip
If you're ever interested on a 12 or 24 month LTO (Lease to Own - with a final transfer into your ARIN org) plan let us know
Thank you very much!
what are the prices for LTO? 12 and 24 months?
1x/24 v4 + 1x/48 v6 in ARIN available - 130EUR/mo.
A clean RIPE /24 is available for sale at below market price. PM if interested.
Leasing RIPE IPv4 /24, clean reputation, 150 EUR/month, direct lease. [email protected] if interested.
2 x /22 IPV4 ARIN for sale
Looking for /24 .. preferable if RIPE + GEO Location already set to UK!
if ARIN would be ok, I now have 3x /24 available for lease.
@kuroit We've one IPv4 /24 RIPE NCC + geo already set to UK. The price is 150 EUR/month. Please drop us a line to [email protected] if you are interested.
I may be able to help you out, man. HMU.
2x /24 ARIN available. Each at 130 EUR/mo via regular gateways or 110 EUR/mo via crypto (ex. VAT).
Can aggregate as /23.
Sold, thanks for the PMs.
What's the fare
Hello,
We have 2x clean /24 ARIN IPv4 Subnets available for lease at $125/mo each, with a 12-month term and a monthly payment.
We're exclusively leasing to hosting providers. Each /24 will include a free/48 IPv6 address. LOA, ROA, DNS Delegation, etc., will be set up for the hosting provider who rents.
If you're a hosting provider with an active Patron Provider or Host Rep tag and are interested, please feel free to send a DM.
When applying for the waiting list, do I need to apply for the ASN first? If I don't plan to hold an ASN at the moment, can I apply for the waiting list now?
No you don't, you can apply only for the resource you need.
When applying for IPv4 as an LIR/ISP, I can apply for the waiting list as an ISP without having an ASN first, right?
Correct.
thanks bro
1x /24 ARIN just got returned. Grab it at 100 EUR/mo until 00:00.
First come, first served!