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by sokoloff
1672 days ago
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It’s a business decision on AWS’s part. If they want to reduce cognitive load or objection of some customers, they’ll be more willing to “eat it”. My strong guess is if you had a free account, setup a budget cap, went over it, and they decided to charge you*, a quick email to support would get it waived. I’m very much a fan of AWS, in part because while they have the chance to uphold the legal terms, my experience is that they’re pretty customer friendly. * Early on, I had many bills under $1/mo that they just comped without me having to do anything. |
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