A few months ago I was going through my secondary email and noticed I was getting a $0.01 monthly bill from AWS.

Having not used AWS for years, I logged in to check it out, navigated through the Kafkaesque maze of their services until I found what I was looking for:

A lone S3 storage bucket, with one file, "Squirrel.jpg". A 200kB picture of a squirrel that I uploaded 8 years ago and can't remember why.

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baby_souffle 11 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> I was getting a $0.01 monthly bill from AWS.

I wonder what the cost to AWS was for keeping track of that and running your CC. There's no way they made money off you / that 12 cents/year cost them *at least* 12 cents to collect every year

	▲	zeagle 11 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That's funny. I kept getting a -$100 bill from a credit card for a few months after closing it. Eventually called them and suggested they can send me a cheque instead of a bill next time for similar reasons...
	▲	enlyth 11 hours ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		IIRC the CC they had on hand had long expired and they never actually managed to charge me for these minuscule amounts, which is why I didn't notice it for so long.
	▲	bluedino 11 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		My vps provider bills in $5 blocks

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mr_toad 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

That should be below the threshold for AWS’s free tier. I have more than that in S3 and I’m not being charged a cent.