Devaluation End of Amazon Rupay Platinum debit card offer💔

[mailmenow]

What about bob rupay platinum debit card?

 

[dexter_greycells]

That's why I keep telling people not to rush into closing their Axis Aces and Airtels. RuPay Platinum was bound to end sooner or later. The APay voucher route (via SBI Cashback CC or HDFC SmartBuy + Gyftr) is going to get rockier too. Better to have multiple weapons in your arsenal rather than relying on one Brahmastra (i.e. the ultimate weapon!

 

[Das.N]

I was thinking of closing Axis Ace after recent devaluation, But after this Rupay Platinum heartbeat 💔, I will continue Axis Ace. At least 4% cashback can be earned in lpg, electricity payment.
I will miss Rupees 100 off on LPG cylinder, RIP my three Rupay Platinum cards⚰️☠️

 

[rajarancho]

I was thinking of closing Axis Ace after recent devaluation, But after this Rupay Platinum heartbeat 💔, I will continue Axis Ace. At least 4% cashback can be earned in lpg, electricity payment.
I will miss Rupees 100 off on LPG cylinder, RIP my three Rupay Platinum cards⚰️☠️

What is rupay plat debit card closure process and any charges ?

 

[cardio_guycardio_guy is verified member.]

There will be a Tsunami of RPDC cards closure now.

 

[praful47]

What is rupay plat debit card closure process and any charges ?

Which banks debit card do you hold ?

 

[6ix9ine]

What about bob rupay platinum debit card?

Will be dead too

 

[Das.N]

What is rupay plat debit card closure process and any charges ?

You have ask your bank to close this card , and charges vary from bank to bank. I have Canara Rupay Platinum cards and they take some charges called debit card hotlisting fee

 

[Aniket]

Obviously as this was a promotional offer intended to increase the number of Rupay_platinum debit cards.
Once they have reached the required amount of users, they ended the offer with the end of financial year.

Most people may close but some may retain the card.

Gov has also reduced its budget by 78% in its interim budget. 👀

Even if it gets review...

 

[Aniket]

You have ask your bank to close this card , and charges vary from bank to bank. I have Canara Rupay Platinum cards and they take some charges called debit card hotlisting fee

177 (150 + GST) 🤡

 

[mailmenow]

Will be dead too

Anyone received any notification from bob?

 

[Half Human]

Obviously as this was a promotional offer intended to increase the number of Rupay_platinum debit cards.
Once they have reached the required amount of users, they ended the offer with the end of financial year.

Most people may close but some may retain the card.

Same same comment.. double hai double.. 🥵

 

[nh124001]

chalo abb toh agv ka sahara reh gaya hai abb

 

[aries]

RIP NSDL Jiffy you will be missed

 

[Credit_Cards]

What about bob rupay platinum debit card?

close it .

 

[Credit_Cards]

177 (150 + GST) 🤡

Charges for hotlisting what is this behaviour that too via PSU banks

 

[nh124001]

agv ki demand aur bhi jayda high hojayegi bhai abb toh

 

[Deepak_9155]

Anyone know when the offer started ?

 

[6ix9ine]

Anyone received any notification from bob?

Do you believe you are getting this from BOB? If so, you should really figure out who is providing you with these freebies every month. You can search in google.

 

[jk51]

That's why I keep telling people not to rush into closing their Axis Aces and Airtels. RuPay Platinum was bound to end sooner or later. The APay voucher route (via SBI Cashback CC or HDFC SmartBuy + Gyftr) is going to get rockier too. Better to have multiple weapons in your arsenal rather than relying on one Brahmastra (i.e. the ultimate weapon!

Axis Ace post devaluation (convenience fee on bill payments) is more or less useless except it’s unlimited 1.5% cashback which probably might be the only reason for someone to hold it even now if they don’t have more rewarding cards in their portfolio. Even if used to fullest extent (10,000/- Utility every month) post annual fees comes to paltry 3.5%. Apay route despite its tediousness has been more resilient since all these years as compared to any Cashback card launched. I agree the more the options one has access to the better but from Utility perspective Ace is more or less dead. It all boils down to one’s comfort zone, spends level and existing portfolio.