Millennia Millennia CC Insurance Payment

[SamPtnk]

I have 2 upcoming insurance to pay Bajaj and Hdfc

Does Millennia CC give 1% on insurance payments directly on site ( No apay)

 

[bugmenot]

Yes you will get 1%.

Bajaj Allianz life/health and hdfc life are available on amazon. You will get 5% there.

Millennia doesn't give points on fuel, rent and govt transactions.

 

[SamPtnk]

Yes you will get 1%.

Bajaj Allianz life/health and hdfc life are available on amazon. You will get 5% there.

Millennia doesn't give points on fuel, rent and govt transactions.

Actually its a group policy so it doesnt show up on Amz

 

[Rohith_Kumar_Sp]

Yes you will get 1%.

Bajaj Allianz life/health and hdfc life are available on amazon. You will get 5% there.

Millennia doesn't give points on fuel, rent and govt transactions.

But you can't pay insurance with cc anymore in amazon

 

[sarainfo12]

Amazon no longer allowing insurance payments using credit cards , better buy Amazon pay gift voucher and pay using it .
Will get good cashback on buying AGV through smartbuy.

 

[bugmenot]

But you can't pay insurance with cc anymore in amazon

this is quite a bummer. Fortunately, I have stashed many apay vouchers. I hope they continue vouchers for insurance payment.

Such things also devalue icici amazon pay card.

 

[Arpita90]

Yes you will get 1%.

Bajaj Allianz life/health and hdfc life are available on amazon. You will get 5% there.

Millennia doesn't give points on fuel, rent and govt transactions.

Amazon pay ICICI credit card will just give 2%, I paid insurance premium in apr, though I was a prime customer, the cashback is of 2%

 

[skmonk]

Sad there are no special cards for Insurance Payments, there is already a card for airtel recharges

 

[bugmenot]

Sad there are no special cards for Insurance Payments, there is already a card for airtel recharges

Insurance premium can go in lakhs, so it will be a discouraged category for credit card companies.

 

[skmonk]

Insurance premium can go in lakhs, so it will be a discouraged category for credit card companies.

They can keep a limit, like Infinity did ,5% is still good if it was real cash.

 

[srikant]

They can keep a limit, like Infinity did ,5% is still good if it was real cash.

Ad valerum, even small fractions, become big for large transactions - they can cap at a specific sum, like INR 500 or so per month. Indeed, our founder correctly points out that that's a reasonable cap for Axis ACE's utility payment cashback.

That said, I'm not sure if the credit cards also have any capping on the MDR for insurance companies! 🙄

 

[maheshspanicker]

But you can't pay insurance with cc anymore in amazon

What is really wrong with Amazon?! Behaving like those offline merchants trying to stop credit card usage as much as possible? Can't buy GV, can't pay insurance, can't load wallet. AmazonPay balance for UPI payment is of no mainstream significance. But in that name, a lot of inconvenience really!

 

[Rahul Gupta]

What is really wrong with Amazon?! Behaving like those offline merchants trying to stop credit card usage as much as possible? Can't buy GV, can't pay insurance, can't load wallet. AmazonPay balance for UPI payment is of no mainstream significance. But in that name, a lot of inconvenience really!

They wanna save as much mdr as possible.

 

[VISHESH_BANSAL]

They wanna save as much mdr as possible.

Amazon is the only one I think which is not charging Platform fees or Convenience fee for Bill Payments and Recharges.

It is Amazon way to cut down the cost, instead of putting the burden on customer.

 

[Rahul Gupta]

Amazon is the only one I think which is not charging Platform fees or Convenience fee for Bill Payments and Recharges.

It is Amazon way to cut down the cost, instead of putting the burden on customer.

Putting some convenience fee is way better than not letting us use credit cards. I think you got my point. For example millennia gives 5% on all amazon transactions so if amazon charges 1% for paying bills. Its still a decent value. But paying via upi and not getting anything is not good for us.

 

[VISHESH_BANSAL]

Putting some convenience fee is way better than not letting us use credit cards. I think you got my point. For example millennia gives 5% on all amazon transactions so if amazon charges 1% for paying bills. Its still a decent value. But paying via upi and not getting anything is not good for us.

That insurance 5% is not permanent
It is just a gateway glitch due to which 5% is getting credited Hence Amazon removed the CC option, instead of fixing the gateway issue.

Try to pay Utility Bills and Recharges using Millennia. Now Amazon is tagging Correct MCC.
Rare chances it goes under shopping.

I even read somewhere in the forum, GV purchases using MILLENIA is also not fetching 5% now

 

[Rahul Gupta]

That insurance 5% is not permanent
It is just a gateway glitch due to which 5% is getting credited Hence Amazon removed the CC option, instead of fixing the gateway issue.

Try to pay Utility Bills and Recharges using Millennia. Now Amazon is tagging Correct MCC.
Rare chances it goes under shopping.

I even read somewhere in the forum, GV purchases using MILLENIA is also not fetching 5% now

I have been using my millennia cc solely for purchase and RP for this month will be credited by 2nd june. I'll let you know if got 5% or not.

 

[Rahul Gupta]

That insurance 5% is not permanent
It is just a gateway glitch due to which 5% is getting credited Hence Amazon removed the CC option, instead of fixing the gateway issue.

Try to pay Utility Bills and Recharges using Millennia. Now Amazon is tagging Correct MCC.
Rare chances it goes under shopping.

I even read somewhere in the forum, GV purchases using MILLENIA is also not fetching 5% now

I meant solely for gv purchase. Where the hell my GV go?

 

[VISHESH_BANSAL]

I meant solely for gv purchase. Where the hell my GV go?

But I already understood it.
Clarification is not required.😂

 

[srikant]

Putting some convenience fee is way better than not letting us use credit cards. I think you got my point. For example millennia gives 5% on all amazon transactions so if amazon charges 1% for paying bills. Its still a decent value. But paying via upi and not getting anything is not good for us.

You do realise the 5% cannot come from thin air, right?