What’s the Liability for AWS Reselling if a Customer Defaults on Payment?

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Asked By TechWhiz42 On

I'm trying to get a clearer picture of who is held financially responsible in the AWS reselling process, especially if we're working through a distributor. If I join an AWS reseller program that involves onboarding customers, am I the one stuck with the bill if they don't pay? Do I have to cover the AWS costs out of my own budget if a customer fails to settle their invoice?

4 Answers

Answered By MarketMaven88 On

Just read through the reseller agreement you signed. It should clarify who bears the cost if customers don’t pay.

Answered By AdeptOps99 On

Yup, you’re responsible. Amazon won’t just let you slide with excuses like your customer not paying. It’s your bill.

Answered By AWSWizard81 On

As someone with a decade of experience in this field, here's the breakdown:

- If you’re the sole reseller, you’re fully liable for payments.
- In cases where you go through distributors, they usually handle the payment, but you’ll end up being in debt to them since they maintain the relationship with AWS.

Also, just a heads up: the AWS resale scene has changed. It was once a good opportunity but now it’s getting riskier and less profitable. They keep tightening margins and raising the bar on required performance metrics. If you’re starting a company, I’d suggest you steer clear of the resale route.

Answered By CloudGuruX On

You’re definitely on the hook for the invoices. Since you're getting the reseller discount, it falls to you to handle any collections needed for unpaid bills.

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