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Surely Amazon has no right to do this without explicit consent?

• throwawayboise 5y ago
  Send them a bill for the bandwidth used, and they sue them for nonpayment.
  • varispeed 5y ago
    Then they'll ban you from using their services...
  • jrockway 5y ago
    Good try, but on the page where you ordered the hardware from, there is white-on-white text that says "By reading this paragraph, you agree to a bunch of terms and conditions that Amazon may change at any time and retroactively. You are not entitled to a copy of these terms and conditions." In those terms and conditions, it says even if Jeff Bezos breaks into your house and kills you in the middle of the night, you're entitled to a maximum of one (1) dollar of compensation. Good try though.
    • IgorPartola 5y ago
      Submit a comment to them on their support forum informing them that the bill is coming. Oh and the rate is at old cell phone bandwidth price levels :)
    • smitty1110 5y ago
      This is a contract of adhesion, and only holds weight in Virginia and Maryland. Of course, they will argue that since the Saracens is in us-east-1, so you might still be screwed.