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R2isacilginmi-r2-ia-storage-class

isacilginmi: an accidental Infrequent Access selection and a pending R2 invoice waiver request.

Community user isacilginmi says an accidental R2 storage charge came from selecting Infrequent Access instead of Standard for a bucket; the storage class was switched back, and billing ticket #02208265 opened on June 27 was still marked New almost three weeks later. The author clarifies the invoice has not been paid and asks for a waiver or cancellation rather than a refund. A community MVP replies that fees are non-refundable under Cloudflare's policy. The amount is not stated.

What happened

Reported cause
Unknown
Incident date
Date not recorded
First reported
2026-07-17
Billing outcome
Request submittedAuthor-reported
Case progress
Not established
Public Cloudflare reply
Not linked

Latest reported outcome

The author requests a waiver of the unpaid invoice via ticket #02208265 and says he will wait for support; no outcome is reported.

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Original sources

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Case timeline

  1. Author escalates an R2 IA waiver ticket

    Open original source

    The author says ticket #02208265 about an accidental Infrequent Access charge has been New for almost three weeks.

  2. Author asks for a waiver, not a refund

    Open original source

    The author says the invoice has not been paid and asks for a waiver or cancellation of the pending invoice.

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