> On Feb 15, 2018, at 10:04 AM, Michael Schultheiss <schul...@spi-inc.org> > wrote: > >> What would be ideal from our point of view as an >> SPI member project, would be to have use of an >> SPI credit card for our AWS billing. >> >> This would likely also reduce the burden on the SPI >> treasurer by avoiding the current expenses claims. >> >> I note that credit cards or related payment services >> are not currently listed as being offered: >> >> http://spi-inc.org/projects/services/ >> >> Is this something the SPI could assist us with? > > SPI does not have any credit cards but does have debit cards that can be > used where VISA and MasterCard are accepted. For several associated > projects, SPI's debit cards are used to pay for recurring services. > Associated Projects usually temporarily change the login information for > a service and share the login with me (as SPI Treasurer) so I can input > the card information.
I think this might work very well for AWS Billing. My understanding is that they do accept debit cards as payment methods. I have also finally found the time to figure out how to create an IAM user for AWS with permission to administer our billing and payment information. I also now notice that one can register as tax-exempt within the AWS Billing console, in which case AWS will not charge taxes. Since we (as the SPI associated project) don’t have that documentation and aren’t ourselves the tax-exempt entity, perhaps SPI is familiar with this information? Michael - I’ll send you the login information and credentials in separate encrypted email. -hilmar -- Hilmar Lapp -:- lappland.io
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