I get it sucks to be out the money, but in the end you accepted the terms and are responsible for the bill. I honestly feel you should be more upset with yours

I get it sucks to be out the money, but in the end you accepted the terms and are responsible for the bill. I honestly feel you should be more upset with yourself (I would be if I was in your shoes) for not managing your accounts and money more closely and not upset with a company that you were consuming services from, even if you weren't meaning to. AWS owes you nothing in this scenario, IMO, I'd take it as a learning experience that at least wasn't more expensive. I do think your telling other people to be careful of the terms they might have blindly accepted is totally reasonable, but where I at least found your original post kinda off is you are not taking responsibility for your mistake and instead are blaming Amazon. Just my 2 cents.