Change nameserver to Amazon Route 53.

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https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-instance-addressing.html#concepts-public-addresses

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Reminds me of my old $0.03/m bills from Amazon for S3 when I hosted a debian repository there. I'm sure that was worth charging me for.

Amazon will just reimburse the fees if its <$0.5 since it will just be more expensive on their end.

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If Amazon wants to bill me a dime for that after August 2024...OK. I think it'd probably cost them less to just not bill me.

Or if you just send 10k mails a month or so, maybe Amazon is still cheaper for you and easier to handle (own mailserver means there's a chance you have to contact a few mail providers to get whitelist

On August 1, 2023, the free tier for the Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) will change. We are adding more features to the SES free tier: it now includes more outbound email message sources, SES’ new

Amazon has been questioning it.

Aws lightsail

Bandwidth is provided by Cogent and Hurricane Electric with peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX). We peer directly with Google, Amazon, Netflix, Dropbox & Apple, just to name a few

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US) YouTube Premium: Yes Amazon Prime Video: Yes (Region: US) TVBAnywhere+: Yes iQyi Oversea Region: US Viu.com:

* Amazon LightSail

Use Amazon SES. Sendgrid is dead, it’s only alive because people keep strangely paying them. Twilio has given up trying to clean it up, their shared IPs are beat to hell by spammers, the whole industr