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The challenge here is that the internet is a collection of networks all managed by different parties. There's not a central place where you can work on issues like this that are likely caused by specific internet networks behaving in ways which are detrimental to your network traffic. As an example, one network provider might choose to route traffic in a way which is longer for you but cheaper for them.
If you'd like AWS to investigate (and that's a good place to start) then you will need to create a request with the support team.
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I know but the 8th hop is aws's hop has getting me 3ms and from there its aws internal routing using mpls till 5th hop is my isp and from 6th hop is aws the 9th hop / 10 hop has the latency difference from nearly every isp as all route to nearest aws edge
and I don't know how to get aws's attention on this cause I'm not aws customer just a user