Amazon.com is a spammer. Please pass along to everyone you know. Amazon.com has a subsidiary named Amazon Web Services, Elastic Compute Cloud, EC2, EU or
http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/ . They *claim* that they are providing a service where businesses can contact customers. In fact, they are a collection of spammer-makers. A spammer opens an account with them and then spams everyone they can possibly find. When told they have a spammer customer, their response is to wait for 4 days, then tell you that you were correct, their customer *was* a spammer, and then tell you they have closed the account down. That is correct; they did close *that* account down. The spammer then opened a new account, under a different name, and continued to spam everyone they could find. Amazon.com’s response to being told their customer was still spamming was to set up a web-based email system asking the customer to provide esoteric information that only a network administrator would have easy access to. In other words, they give the people that report spam the run-around. This is to delay the response time before they are forced to tell their customer, “Darn it! That guy that you are spamming (chortle, chortle) has jumped through every hoop I’ve set for him. It’s time to close your account and open a new one (snicker, snicker) in another name.” They are just as much a crook as the spammer. Do not do business with a spammer like Amazon.com