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I've tweeted to you twice and asked your customer support about this too but I have never gotten a reply to it. So I'm asking you here.. When are you gonna allo
by supersan 11y ago
I've tweeted to you twice and asked your customer support about this too but I have never gotten a reply to it. So I'm asking you here.. When are you gonna allow reserved instances for Indian customers?
Right now I cannot purchase reserved instances and so my bills are much much more than what others are paying.
P.S. Here is the screenshot when I try to purchase. There has been no update for 1 year now.
http://i.imgur.com/oZAHMt5.jpg http://i.imgur.com/oZAHMt5.jpg
- Zombieball 11y agoIn all honesty I don't think it's in Jeff Barr's authority to release roadmap plans or definitive answers to questions like this. My experience in the past has been he has always been helpful in connecting you to individuals who may be able to answer these sorts of questions. So I suppose it doesn't hurt to ask. Just don't get your hopes up :)
- supersan 11y agoWhom should I contact then? Their customer support just replies with a canned reply :(
- msravi 11y agoHuh? How is it that I'm able to buy reserved instances? I'm in India and I've bought reserved instances. It's been a pretty bad decision to buy (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10741966 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10741966), but I can. I can't sell them though, so I'm stuck.
- supersan 11y agoI'm not sure. See, the screenshot above. The confusion about this is the most difficult part of it and Amazon support just replies with a canned reply. That is why I was hoping someone like jeffbarr could shed some light on this.. Looks nice it was just another vain attempt to get an answer from them :(