Fi Prime Account Devalued

[Saral]

Since last month Fi stopped giving points and cashback combined for spending.They started giving option to choose one.Now they stopped giving cashback option and directly giving points as 3% cashback upto 1000rs cashback option


As per email from bank:
Upon checking our internal system, we found that you are currently on the Prime plan and kindly note that the cashback feature is currently discontinued and you'll receive the eligible Fi coins by the 10th of every month.

 

[Kushagra_]

That's sad, what is the most profitable way to use these coins now?

 

[Saral]

500rs for 30000 points or 1000rs for 60000 points i guess seems better offer

 

[shreyash101]

500rs for 30000 points or 1000rs for 60000 points i guess seems better offer

It's 50000 points for 1000rs

 

[shreyash101]

That's sad, what is the most profitable way to use these coins now?

Buy Amazon gift card, or any other gift card of same value from fi app or store.

 

[wuodland]

Most of the best and "too good" offers can't be expected to last forever sadly

 

[Saral]

It's 50000 points for 1000rs

in my app, cash option is showing "500rs for 30000 points or 1000rs for 60000 points ".How come its different for you?

 

[Gau₹av]

in my app, cash option is showing "500rs for 30000 points or 1000rs for 60000 points ".How come its different for you?

Same it's 60000 points to get ₹1000 for me. 10000 points ka cheating kar liya Fi ne. It showed ₹1000 won/projected and now we can only get ₹1000 as Amazon GV if we buy ₹1100 GV and pay 50000 with coins and ₹100 extra via Fi UPI/debit card. For only cash, it's showing 60000 coins. Typical Fi cheating, this isn't the first time the cheaters have randomly violated their own T&C/promises. Their email clearly said "up to ₹1000 back as Fi coins which can be converted to cash or vouchers. Fi offers/T&C of the bank account change on-the-fly because unlike for a credit card, they are not legally bound to announce changes to T&C 30 days in advance

When ₹1000 goes as Amazon voucher, you don't earn interest on that amount as you would have had it been in the savings account. They should be transparent about such things before deceiving everyone with the Fi Prime upgrade.