At that price I would recommend trying amazon as my stuff seems to sell very fast when sold at a reasonable price.

If their foundation is physically in the UK then at the worst, they're pulling a Google, Apple, Starbucks, Amazon...

The difference in Amazon Cloud Drive prices between their US ($60/year for unlimited) and Canadian sites ($25 for every 50GB) is interesting and makes me wonder if customers in Canada can sign up for

http://www.amazon.de/Kelloggs-Pop-Tarts-Frosted-Cookies/dp/B0026431F4

I assume if your local Amazon stock pop tarts, they can do something.

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1 item will be delivered *** from Amazon EU Sàrl. Estimated delivery: 16 Feb. 2016

I am looking along the lines of ElasticFox or the Amazon console, but with more functionality. https://sourceforge.net/projects/elasticfox/. or a mobile phone app.

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good server with assigned bandwidth, whereas at amazon aws you 9 cent/GB. That's $92.16 per 1024GB. Insane.

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Amazon announced recently they have bought http://amazon.neto.mx for $100,000.

One could just order on http://www.amazon.com.mx

Amazon apparently failed to include the note, which I'm told should have read something like this:

@jeromeza I have this book on my Kindle

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I am just really thankful for that fact that they didn't send me any Haribo Sugar Free Gummy Bears: http://www.amazon.com/Haribo-Sugar-Free-Gummy-Bears/product-reviews/B008JELLCA

A pizza SLA would be better for me or maybe some Surge from Amazon SLA.

It's been a while since he got hacked already (5 websites on same node, down at once), and I've done full restores from our shared Amazon Cloud Drive account for all of them, though it's not preferred

Bummed that Amazon split the shipments, but enjoy the popcorn when it arrives.