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# Cloudflare and Backblaze Bandwidth Alliance Instructions
Cloudflare is part of an agreement with a few large tech companies to limit to limit the amount of egress fees that you are required to pay when accessing data stored via various cloud storage companies.
Read my article below on how to **eliminate** egress fees when using Backblaze B2 and Cloudflare together!
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