Saturday, February 28, 2009

How to cancel your Amazon S3 account

One of the areas of confusion a frustration is how to cancel your Amazon S3 account. Please understand me right! Under no account I want to tell you that you have to cancel your account for the reason of poor quality and performance. I am a big fun of Amazon S3 and I have several accounts there. Our company CloudBerry lab is Amazon S3 tools vendor and our success is riding on that of Amazon S3. In other words the more accounts are out there is the better for us!

Anyways, sometimes you need to cancel your Amazon S3 account. For instance you have several of them for different purposes and you don’t need one of them anymore just to make things manageable.  You might be a developer experimenting with different stuff using different S3 accounts and ready to move to production and don’t need one of your test accounts anymore.  

Cancelling Amazon S3 account

 

So here is what you have to do.  Go to http://aws.amazon.com/account/ and click “Account Activity” link in the menu.

 


 

Find Simple Storage Service in the list and click “view/edit service”


Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page to find “Cancel Service” link

 


You will get another screen where you have to confirm that you really want to cancel the service. Again scroll all the way to the bottom to click “Cancel this Service” button

 

Now your service if effectively cancelled


In conclusion, I would like to tell you that we really hope you will cancel Amazon S3 service rarely, only when you have a good reason for it.

We hope you found this post useful and please check out CloudBerry Explorer for Amazon S3 freeware at http://cloudberrylab.com/

3 comments:

Josh said...

Thank you! I was just testing S3 and I don't really have a use for it at this time. There's a good chance i will go back at some point in the future though.

Anonymous said...

Thanks a lot!
Rhyno

pike said...

TY TY TY!!!!