Refer to Airtel Axis bank credit card. They offer 25% cashback on airtel recharges (its limited upto 300) and bill payments 10% cashback (300) etc. You can attract customers like this and on all others transactions give min 1.5% cashback. Or else you can refer to one card where they ask for deposit and then they give 110% of the deposit amount to use. For depositing ₹2000 you will get ₹2200 credit balance to use and they give rewards even on spending ₹1. But the rewards are very less though discounts on other platforms are very attractive.
My brother is having flipkart plus so free delivery…
I like flipkart ui more, reviews are there for most products and it is located in proper place… I track price changes for amazon, flipkart using pricehistory.in and i could see amzon using fake deals and discount . Flipkart delivery is better.
For some of the same products amazon is more costly than flipkart.
I purchase things online to my neighbours and all those products that i ever bought from flipkart never faced any issues or recieved better refund or services
I am using amzon app only bcoz of amazon pay cashback, once they stop it and i use up all cashback amount, i will uninstall amazon.
I am in a village, i dont use uber. I either use my scooter (but i like to walk so i prefer walking). For longer distances, i use public transport, its cheaper.
These 3 features are enough for card to be used as primary credit card.
I’m very happy with OneCard… metal card, premium design, awesome app, swipe to pay, real-time transaction history, frequent offers. Only letdown is default reward rate.
Customisable card- option to choose from 4-5 card designs n flexibility in printing card holder’s name
Reward structure- 1.5% cashback for all online n offline transactions at least (can exclude wallet load, cash withdrawal, etc) + Cashback can be directly in the next month’s statement or in form of point like OneCard… but it should be real-time ie. One can see transaction amount, merchants, rewards, etc in app
Hey everyone, thanks for the feedback and suggestions!
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