If you have setup your Amazon AWS account so that you can play around with Amazon EC2, you will know that one of the step (to setup the account) is to enter your credit card detail. This is a no-brainer, so I won’t go into detail on that, but if you have added multiple credit card information, you will find that there is no way to remove any of your credit card from your Amazon AWS user account. Going to the “Payment Options” will only show all the credit cards information, with no options to remove them.
Here’s how to remove your credit card detail in Amazon AWS.
1. Go to Amazon.com (the main Amazon site where you do your shopping) and login with your Amazon AWS username and password.
2. Click on Your Account and scroll down till you see the “Manage Payment Options”.
3. Here you should be able to delete your credit card detail.
That’s it.
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