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Just use redgiraffe and forget about rent. It comes under insurance category.
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HDFC email says: For rent payments made through third-party merchants, a fee of 1% of the total transaction amount will be levied from the second rental transaction of the calendar month. AND Rent payments will NOT earn Reward Points.
Does this mean that we can still make 1 rental transactions every month without fees? I know that we will not get reward points, but atleast we can achieve monthly 80K DCB / Infinia milestone by paying rent?
Does this mean that we can still make 1 rental transactions every month without fees? I know that we will not get reward points, but atleast we can achieve monthly 80K DCB / Infinia milestone by paying rent?
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Knight11 wrote:OK but if I pay via other modes, then what happens?Just use redgiraffe and forget about rent. It comes under insurance category.
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Knight11 wrote:Just use redgiraffe and forget about rent. It comes under insurance category.
Redgirrafe or pay via payzap or hdfc with reshirrafe id?
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What is snapay payment considered as?
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1% +18% GST.... Don't think 1st rent transaction without 1% charge.
I did 2 Cred rent payment using HDFC CC UPI and They charged 1% +18% GST for both transactions.
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Spanjaykumar wrote:Strange! But they say that 2nd rent in calendar month will attract fees?1% +18% GST.... Don't think 1st rent transaction without 1% charge.
I did 2 Cred rent payment using HDFC CC UPI and They charged 1% +18% GST for both transactions.
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Sidhi.Baat.No.Bakwas wrote:Redgirrafe or pay via payzap or hdfc with reshirrafe id?
U can't pay on redgiraffe Directly. Either payzapp or HDFC Billpay. Both are not under rent category.
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Hey @Knight11 Can we earn reward points (HDFC CC) through Pazapp App (Reggiraffe Payment)?
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I did not care to get it resolved.
Budhe-Baba wrote:They did charge me too for the 1st rental transaction for the month. 1%+gst so be careful and check your statements.
Strange! But they say that 2nd rent in calendar month will attract fees?
I did not care to get it resolved.
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Spanjaykumar wrote:1% +18% GST.... Don't think 1st rent transaction without 1% charge.
I did 2 Cred rent payment using HDFC CC UPI and They charged 1% +18% GST for both transactions.
Hdfc cc upi on cred? How?
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Spanjaykumar wrote:During payment choose another UPI app & select Bhim UPI app.
Does your landlord have a merchant account?
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Just use redgiraffe and forget about rent. It comes under insurance category.