That is very misguided, your personal information such as phone number, address gets passed on to the seller so they can get the order to you but the payment is %100 just handled by amazon.

When you buy something from Amazon that is "sold by" some body else they pass on the info. Those were the only other people that had gotten my credit card info when it was stolen.

Amazon are very good at handling this sort of thing - I've had friends who've had goods described as new which weren't and its always been quickly and easily settled.

Watch your credit card balance. I've had Amazon sellers steal my credit card number.

Hi there, I've just picked up a few mis-priced items (or stupidly cheap) from Amazon from a 'new seller' clearly this "could" be a scam, as there's nothing about this seller on the i

* Amazon has a bad network connection to mainland China.

There is also vpsnine.com, vr.org also you can use Amazon AWS Free Tier for Asia based VMs (Japan and second location, I don't remember is it Singapore or HK).

Acceptable payment options are PayPal, Credit Card via PayPal, AlertPay, Amazon Simple Pay, Google Checkout, Check/Money Order (US Funds drawn on US Bank)

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For hourly instance, Amazon ftw.

If customers are not entering credit card information directly on your website, but rather entering it directly on a payment processing company's website, such as PayPal, Google Checkout or Amazon Pay

I use my webfaction account to do backup. 100GB is big enough for me.

we do backups to Amazon S3 for free

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for a bit so I'm looking for a cheap solution. Amazon's DNS seems like it does GEOIP now and supports wildcard DNS, does anyone have any experience with their DNS product, or can recommend a provide

Tokyo (Amazon)

@lbft - in my opinion this service is dedicated to small and medium business like companies which want something more than Amazon AWS. If you are running online business like Instagram (on the beginni

That said, I don't see what they bring to that market. Their regular pricing is almost an exact copy of Amazon's but yet there's nothing 'special' about the service. There are also a bunch of features