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Action Required: Irregular activity in your AWS account.

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I have a problem, AWS reported suspicious activity and sent me a bill for $4200. I have never used AWS since I signed up 2 years ago. Yesterday, I spent the day with the help desk to delete the log groups, models etc... My bill is blocked because my credit card is no longer valid. The call center told me to put my new valid card which will be charged $4200 and then recredited by them. But I think it's risky. I want to leave my expired card which prevents a charge. I don't know who to do about this bill. (AWS recognizes that my account has been hacked)

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Security, Identity, & ComplianceCloud Financial ManagementManagement & Governance
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Security, Identity, & ComplianceAWS BillingAWS Account Management
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English
rePost-User-4322630
asked 2 years ago383 views
1 Answer
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Hello,

I highly recommend you take a look to this guide: What do I do if I notice unauthorized activity in my AWS account? and also reach out to AWS Support for Billing.

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Mickael-AWS
answered 2 years ago
  • rePost-User-4322630
    2 years ago

    Thank you but I have already secured my account. I never use it. My question is: how do I get out of it regarding the bill (which is not due by me because my account was hacked)

  • Mickael-AWS
    2 years ago

    You need to reach out to AWS Support so they can address the Billing issue.

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