Isn’t this the problem with every Indian consumer internet company

Been wondering how this startup is gonna become profitable at any point. Going to be the same Cheq or CRED story at best. For the uninitiated, they have their own flash.co email IDs that you can use for shopping, bookings, etc. that you can use to get discounts and stuff. They also have a nice order tracking UI.

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Brick and mortar coaching centers are creating 10000s crore revenue while in line Ed tech are struggling... . Paytm biggest revenue is coming from that physical soundbox which say " Paytm se 100 rs prapt hue" While it's online services are struggling to get profitable. Is this global phenomenon or just indian thing ? And why do Indian behave in this particular fashion? And will this behaviour make any online service difficult to scale in India?

Showing 3 ads every 10 mins to users who have paid for subscriptions is silly and stupid. They are running out of ideas and happy to see Hotstar content moving to JioCinemas. Put an end to this nonsense

I’ve done business with both Indian clients as well as International clients and I’ve found that dealing with Indians regardless it being vendors , govt officials or clients and customers it’s always a hassle and their thought process is kinda backwards or they just act very stingy and keep bargaining regardless if it’s a fruit vendor or a company. I understand negotiations are a part of business but there’s a place and time for that. I feel like Indians don’t care about quality they just want cheap.

Google isn't much better either tbh. Ad accounts arbitrarily stopped can disrupt cashflows in a major way. I'm seeing a lot of startups struggle with frequent algo/rule changes and blocked accounts. Sad to see.