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I resolved it, I think one of your steps did the trick unless AWS did it after ticket went in. Thanks again
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1. Check Route 53:
- Navigate to the Route 53 service in the AWS Management Console.
- Check if there are any hosted zones associated with your domain. If found, you can delete the hosted zone if it's not needed.
2. Check CloudFront:
- Navigate to CloudFront in the AWS Management Console.
- Check if there are any distributions associated with your domain. If found, you might need to delete or update the distribution settings.
3. Check ACM (AWS Certificate Manager):
- Navigate to Certificate Manager (ACM).
- Check if there are any certificates associated with your domain. If found, you might need to delete the certificate if it's not required.
If you are still unable to resolve the issue, contacting AWS Support directly can help you identify and remove any residual associations. To contact AWS Support:
- Open a Support Case
- Go to the AWS Support Center.
- Choose Create Case.
- Select Account and Billing Support and provide details about your issue, mentioning that your domain is reported as being used by another AWS resource.
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Thankyou very much. I tried all those steps and still no joy. I did as you suggested and sent help request to Account and Billing support (could not send to tech support as I don't have a paid for support plan) Hopefully someone will look at it. Again thank for your help, much appreciated
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