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I suspect that on Amazon's scale, it's probably cheaper for them to toss refunds at customers than to actually fix problems. Having a first-tier CSR click a da
by hakfoo 8y ago
I suspect that on Amazon's scale, it's probably cheaper for them to toss refunds at customers than to actually fix problems.
Having a first-tier CSR click a dashboard button costs them the 10 cents per month plus 25 cents of labour to pay the guy to read the complaint, find the button, and press it.
Opening a ticket for a well-paid engineer to actually dissect the billing system and figure out where the 10 cent charge comes from, develop a fix, push it through validation and deploy it, probably costs $300.
- Scoundreller 8y agoOh, I’m sure. It worked out great for me, but it probably affected all S3 public web hosting users. Though i’d Estimate a fix costs at least 10x $300, if not 100-1000x.