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Well there you go. Can't expect crapitalists not to impose arbitrary restrictions to increase their profits. Totally absurd of course but unless we can convince our politicians to outlaw profiteering for the sake of it then this is the sad world we live in :(
Given that this is Japan and NTT, it's way less likely that this is profit-driven and exceedingly more likely that it's just something completely dumb, like, say, that their VoIP routers can't pass through a /64 cleanly or that they decided to implement this for that service.
Like, there's probably 5 of us signing up for VoIP just to get a /56. They aren't making a fortune off of this policy.
That might explain why there isn't just an arbitrary fee for a /56 without VoIP though. Correct me if I'm wrong here (and I'm sure you will :P) but can't VoIP just be run over normal internet like any other protocol? Does it need special handling?
NTT are listed on the stock market though & allegedly therefore have a duty to increase shareholder's profits. Is having a special subscription for VoIP not just some arbitary restriction they can get people to pay for?
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