[dhblumenfeld1]

I recently dealt with something similar with a CDN I used for a project 3 years ago. They kept charging me $0.01/month after I got all of my content off of their servers. Took months to resolve, luckily was pennies so it wasn't a big deal but very frustrating.

[s7b4]

I had the same thing happen to me where I would get a charge for $0.02 every few months from AWS. It was so insignificant that I didn't care to fix it straight away but I was getting concerned that the account might be compromised or the likes. I'm not a regular AWS user so it was actually a huge pain in the ass tracking down what exactly I had to do, compared to more "traditional" hosting platforms. I get that there are safety precautions in place instead of just allowing blowing the entire account away but damn it's annoying.