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Originally Posted by haridsv
(Post 5460809)
I was speaking to a colleague about this option and he said that he encountered a per trx limit of 1L while paying for insurance via Amazon Pay. Did you happen to try greater amounts and if so what was your experience? |
Originally Posted by AZT
(Post 5460859)
Does anyone have a review on Cred Mint. It's a P2P lending service and the app says average credit score of 790 is the person getting the money on the other side. Returns upto 9%. DCB bank FD is giving ~8% for a 3 year FD so not sure if this is even worth the risk. |
Originally Posted by haridsv
(Post 5460809)
I was speaking to a colleague about this option and he said that he encountered a per trx limit of 1L while paying for insurance via Amazon Pay. Did you happen to try greater amounts and if so what was your experience? |
Originally Posted by fazayal
(Post 5462180)
The maximum amount I paid insurance for was around 30k. Not aware of this 1 Lakh limit as I haven't crossed it. Also, if there is a one lakh limit per transaction, one turnaround can be to make the payment in two transactions. |
Originally Posted by PranavDesai
(Post 5462610)
Friends, how much time it takes for reward points to be credited? I purchased 10k worth of amazon pay vouchers with Regalia credit card on Nov 17, latest statement generated on Dec 15, but only regular points are there. When will the bonus points show up? Whom should I contact? HDFC, Gyftr, Smartbuy? |
Originally Posted by PranavDesai
(Post 5462610)
Friends, how much time it takes for reward points to be credited? I purchased 10k worth of amazon pay vouchers with Regalia credit card on Nov 17, latest statement generated on Dec 15, but only regular points are there. When will the bonus points show up? Whom should I contact? HDFC, Gyftr, Smartbuy? |
Originally Posted by ananthacharya
(Post 5462334)
Taken from Amazon Pay FAQ: Yes, insurance premium payment up to the value of INR 1 lakh is only permitted on Amazon. It is hereby clarified that any insurance premium payment for an amount equivalent to INR 1 lakh or above will not be processed on Amazon. |
Originally Posted by thanixravindran
(Post 5462632)
There seems to be a glitch in accelerated reward points for Nov in Gyftr vouchers. Many are facing this as seen online posts. Suggestion is to raise it to grievance and points are posted in few days time. I am also facing this and hence written to grievance redressal email today and received a ticket number. They do ask the order ID/ transaction details and expected resolution is by 03 Jan. |
Originally Posted by smrtdvl
(Post 5462990)
So am not sailing alone then. Can you share the grievance email id here. Will drop a mail immediately. |
Originally Posted by kavensri
(Post 5459245)
I have used Amazon Pay ICICI CC and SBI Cashback CC for Insurance payments. First one gives 2% CB for Prime users and the second card gives 1% CB. |
Originally Posted by vsrivatsa
(Post 5463175)
Thanks for sharing - seeing this the value of the SBI Cashback card is greatly reduced. I was planning for it mainly for Insurance Payments - given this input - don't see much value from it and will not apply for it and I anyways already own the Amazon Pay Card. |
Originally Posted by JithinR
(Post 5463235)
Thing is though that I see people on few forums posting about how they use the SBI cashback card to purchase Amazon gift voucher (which apparently falls under 5% cashback) and then redeem that to add to their Amazon pay balance. We can then use that balance to pay off Insurance premiums. Not sure if this actually works since I have not tried it out myself. |
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