yeah that is when i use them for flights much later..
I use APAY GVs for for more than 10K trasnsactions typically.
We need to keep other CCs also active with some occasional transactions..
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Mobile recharge price hike by 25% - (just a hunch/speculation it not hiked yet or may never hiked as much as 25%)
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I use APAY GVs for for more than 10K trasnsactions typically.
We need to keep other CCs also active with some occasional transactions..
ThriftyPlasticPundit
TF Premier
Yes .. because these mobile bills will get increased atleast 5 to 10 % every year.. at a minimum..
for recharges not mre than 3 to 4 years are recommended..
but for me peace of mind is important than little things.. even if I move overseas I need my main mobile to be active for atleast a decade..
I will switch my secondary phone from airtel to some other carrier in 18 months..
Airtel will be a robbery moving forward..
Jio will be my main phone and some other cheap one will be secondary..
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ThriftyPlasticPundit
TF Premier
Mritunjay
TF Premier
Need some help regarding airtel card.
I got my card on 30th May, and joining fee was charged on the same. However, my bill has not been generated yet.
Could this be because I paid the balance early, or is there an exception for the first bill?
I am planning to stack some plans using next billing cycle cashback, but not sure if the next billing cycle has started.
Please guide me to a post if this question has already been answered.
I got my card on 30th May, and joining fee was charged on the same. However, my bill has not been generated yet.
Could this be because I paid the balance early, or is there an exception for the first bill?
I am planning to stack some plans using next billing cycle cashback, but not sure if the next billing cycle has started.
Please guide me to a post if this question has already been answered.
HumorSimpson
TF Prestige
Well said !!!
Corporates are not charities. Sticking to yesterday's prices will take us to day before yesterday's technologies.
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No stacking in Vodafone as far as I know. Others may chip in please.
First billing cycle will be longer. Probably till July 12 th it'll be considered one single billing cycle
I had 1 year plan from 2023-2024. When i tried to recharge before 3 days, my new validity was 368 days. So annual plan stacks up with annual plan in my experience
panchabhut
TF Ace
validity and call benefits stack up but data benefits get activated immediately. They made it in a weird way.
Deleted member 26954
TF Premier
Recharged Airtel with 1799 plan...Validity increased by 365 days...Atleast Airtel is professional and didn't removed 1799 value plan....JIO is CHOR company, they disabled 1599....Chindi Chor
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Both are private companies with just one objective: profit.
Deleted member 26954
TF Premier
India is a "Social" welfare state not a capitalist country.
Really? India is a capitalist country. The government doesn't set prices for any buisness. The government can provide a subsidy if it so desires. Just like it does for gas cylinders as an example.
Deleted member 26954
TF Premier
Price of petrol was set Rs100 when price in international market was 110 dollar per barrel...after that price in international market reduced by 30% to 40% but in inr petrol price is same
Deleted member 26954
TF Premier
Jio lauched with a promise of lifetime free and crushed competition...then jio backtracked from promise...so according to u government has no role in this...why we have regulator for telecom sector?
Jio has done terrible things in collusion with the government and has basically destroyed Indian telecom sector. However, that doesn't make India a socilaist country. Even the US has a regulator for all major industries. That doesn't mean the US isn't capitalist. The regulators make general guidelines and ensure fair practices in theory. They don't set rates.
