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Yes, I am taking legal action, no doubt.

• dymk 2mo ago
  …for emotional damage?
  • inigyou 2mo ago
    If you were a business maybe you could claim for the emergency on-call time spent diagnosing, but you'd probably still lose AND amazon would fire you as a customer.
    • lstodd 2mo ago
      "fire you as a customer" I love this framing
• bot403 2mo ago
  Why? What's the damages? They showed you a wrong number, then later acknowledged it and fixed it. Just because the number was "very big" to you doesn't mean you were actually aggrieved in some way.
  • amelius 2mo ago
    Big numbers can lead to stress which can lead to all kinds of disorders.
    • mito88 2mo ago
      small numbers too.... :)
      • fc417fc802 2mo ago
        We should just go with numbers in general in order to play it safe. The new guidance from legal is absolutely no numbers on invoices for liability reasons. Similar to the removal of actual math from math class we're going to let the experts figure out how to implement it.
    • TheSoftwareGuy 2mo ago
      In order to successfully sue for emotional damages, you have to prove quantifiable damages. Usually that means if you ended up having to get therapy to deal with it, you can sue for the cost of the therapy.
    • Cthulhu_ 2mo ago
      Can, but did they? Can you prove it to a judge? etc