Amazon now highlights EMI price at the top, and actual price below.

Swiggy is slowly becoming unusable. They have already increased minimum amount in Instamart for free delivery from 99 to 149 to 199 now. This is really becoming a problem. Is there any other alternative to this? They are slowly showing their true colours now that they are aiming profitability.

Which period do Amazon/Flipkart record the lowest orders? Is it the same for Meesho as well?

Hi guys I bought some thing in Amazon with amazon icici credit card. 1.Now the issue is they have mentioned product cost is 13970₹ with no cost emi it costs 13600₹ + 200₹ processing fee with no interest. No I am paying 14256₹ 2.now the issue here with bank icici is they are charging intrest in the emi transactions and gst (obviously) but my concern is they are "charging intrest here " So any thoughts on this because this is my first time buying like this And any advice next time when buying like this to see these hidden transactions before buying.?

Some categories going from 9% take rate to as much as 13-14%. Sellers will defs end up increasing prices to adjust for this

Over the past few months the price difference betweem e-commerce websites and stores during sale period have decreased with Reliance Digital and Croma being at par or better than Fk or Amz in terms of pricing (except a few poster items) Fashion based e-commerce in India is even worse with size issues, courier frauds and high returns. Companies are now charging a non refundable delivery/convinience fee to become profitable. Reliance has drastically reduced investments in e-commerce and is focussing on expanding offline presence. Is the doom of e-commerce in India near

I have been following new-age Consumer Electronics brands for a while now. On average, every SKU screams "45% off!" while established players barely have any. Sure, it lures budget-conscious tech people, but at what cost? What baffles me more is these companies are profitable, with mass reach they will achieve economies of scale which would make them more profitable. Discounting every SKU breeds a "sale-or-bust" mentality. Customers get hooked on that 50% fix, and your brand becomes synonymous with slashed prices. Raising prices later? Forget it. You've anchored them at the discounted value, and any upward revision feels like a betrayal. Have you ever bought a gadget at a mind-blowing discount? Did it change your perception of the brand?

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I know that we give out our credit card details and email for each credit card that we add. I called customer support they agreed taking data from email and sms(on iPhone sms reading is not allowed so only email there). Whenever we do transaction on credit card we get email about it, maybe they are reading it in real time and storing the same info? I doubt they are reading E-Statements, so I went ahead and looked into EMI that I started, no email from bank about breakup of emi but still it always showed up in my CRED statement. The thing is that on doing EMI first they show all amount is debited from card limit then in statement they deduct first month emi then next month and so on. This is seems difficult to track manually by CRED so it makes sense that they look into locked pdf E-Statemnets. Opening them is easy most of the time and every bank has standard like 4letters of name and card number But icici asks name and birth date and CRED does not have that I hope, so please correct me if you work at CRED