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Re:Using a single AWS account is a serious risk by Havoc on Friday August 07, 2015 @08:40PM (#10025852)
>Do you authorize Amazon to charge an unlimited amount? You do not.

You do. That exactly is the problem & why I started this off-topic angle thread bitching about the lack of limits. You can limit the actual charge on the credit card, but I see nothing capping the legal liability. i.e. They could in theory reposes your home because of an unpaid AWS account. In theory - I'd love to have someone prove me I'm wrong in this thinking. Until someone does though...this seems way too risky for a hobby/toy.

Re:Using a single AWS account is a serious risk by toomuchtodo on Friday August 07, 2015 @09:03PM (#10025922)
> They could in theory reposes your home because of an unpaid AWS account.

Technically, no. I doubt Amazon would risk the publicity and attempt to garnish your wages or pursue your assets; you could, of course, declare bankruptcy to protect your home from their judgement if they went so far as to obtain one.

Re:Using a single AWS account is a serious risk by Havoc on Friday August 07, 2015 @09:54PM (#10026033)
>Technically, no. I doubt Amazon would risk the publicity

No? There is a big difference between "Technically no" and "uh they probably won't" - especially when it comes to legal matters.

Remember the home repossession was an example - I don't even fall under US law. The house thing was code for "legally the can wipe you off the map".