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Offer: Amazon Rs.500 Gift Card
Voucher value Rs 500
You pay : Rs 475 (5% off)
Amazon e-Gift Card is a perfect gifting option for all occasions for all ages. This Gift Voucher can be used to purchase products on Amazon.in of value equivalent to the amount on the Voucher. For instance, a 500 Rupee Gift Voucher will entitle you to Rs.500 worth purchase on Amazon.in.
How to view the voucher after purchase:
• Open the Deals tile
• Click on the Saved Deals button (Star button on the top right corner)
• Find the deal that you have purchased and click on it
• You will see the coupon code on that deal detail screen
• The 14-digit code represents the PIN code which has to be used on Amazon.in to utilize this voucher
The 14-digit Pin will also be sent to your registered email ID within 24 hours of successful purchase of the deal
Terms & Conditions:
• Amazon.in e-Gift Cards (EGCs) may be used only for the purchase of eligible products on Amazon.in
• This e-Gift Card can be redeemed only once
• EGC balances must be used within 1 year of the date of purchase
• EGCs cannot be transferred for value or redeemed for cash
• To redeem your EGC, visit amazon.in/addgiftcard
• For complete terms and conditions, see amazon.in/giftcardtnc
How to Redeem:
• Log into your Amazon.in account
• Visit the Gift Cards section
• Click on “Add to Account” option
• Enter the PIN number received by e-mail from Helpchat after your purchase. The PIN number will also be visible on this Deal Page from where you complete the transaction
• The denomination of the Gift Voucher will be automatically added to your Amazon.in Gift Card Balance
• To view your Gift Card Balance, visit “Your Account” page and click the option “View Gift Cards Balance” in the “Payment” section
Valid Till: Aug. 24, 2016, 11:59 p.m.
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How to get this deal
- Click here to go to Helpchat.
- Buy now for Rs.475
Details
Amazon e-Gift Card is a perfect gifting option for all occasions for all ages. This Gift Voucher can be used to purchase products on Amazon.in of value equivalent to the amount on the Voucher. For instance, a 500 Rupee Gift Voucher will entitle you to Rs.500 worth purchase on Amazon.in.
How to view the voucher after purchase:
• Open the Deals tile
• Click on the Saved Deals button (Star button on the top right corner)
• Find the deal that you have purchased and click on it
• You will see the coupon code on that deal detail screen
• The 14-digit code represents the PIN code which has to be used on Amazon.in to utilize this voucher
The 14-digit Pin will also be sent to your registered email ID within 24 hours of successful purchase of the deal
Terms & Conditions:
• Amazon.in e-Gift Cards (EGCs) may be used only for the purchase of eligible products on Amazon.in
• This e-Gift Card can be redeemed only once
• EGC balances must be used within 1 year of the date of purchase
• EGCs cannot be transferred for value or redeemed for cash
• To redeem your EGC, visit amazon.in/addgiftcard
• For complete terms and conditions, see amazon.in/giftcardtnc
How to Redeem:
• Log into your Amazon.in account
• Visit the Gift Cards section
• Click on “Add to Account” option
• Enter the PIN number received by e-mail from Helpchat after your purchase. The PIN number will also be visible on this Deal Page from where you complete the transaction
• The denomination of the Gift Voucher will be automatically added to your Amazon.in Gift Card Balance
• To view your Gift Card Balance, visit “Your Account” page and click the option “View Gift Cards Balance” in the “Payment” section
Valid Till: Aug. 24, 2016, 11:59 p.m.
Terms & Conditions
No cash value unless otherwise indicated in these terms.
Helpchat does not make any waranty in relation to the offers, including without limitation their validity and/or value.
Helpchat is not party to any transaction that the advertiser and user may enter into.
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Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activity 
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activity
they unblocked me today after kyc
@chiraggyl170 wrote:
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
What if i create a new account today? Will they block me? I haven’t used Helpchat until now… 
@gambitrite wrote:
@chiraggyl170 wrote:
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
What if i create a new account today? Will they block me? I haven’t used Helpchat until now…
If they block fresh new user, there is something very wrong with the app
I think you can go ahead. You can pm for referral 
@chiraggyl170 wrote:hey bro, did you got any confirmation????@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
my account too activated but, no confirmation.
wow !
@chiraggyl170 wrote:
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
There are these Paytm guys….who give 100 paytm cash on completing KYC and there are these noobs who BAN customers at 1st place , then do KYC and lift ban like THEY doing us favor !
So unprofessional…
so many people giving KYC documents
BACK IN STOCK
helpchat blocked my a/c never use that a/c before
@chiraggyl170 wrote:
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
What? You people are submitting KYC just because these arrogant b******s are demanding in exchange for 5% discount coupons? Nobody these days want to stand up against arrogance, and those who do are being branded “Anti-development”. I guess the ’brain-wash conspiracy theory" is true indeed!
@The Sniper wrote:
@chiraggyl170 wrote:
@DealLooter wrote:
Another way of blocking a/c’s …suspicious activitythey unblocked me today after kyc
What? You people are submitting KYC just because these arrogant b******s are demanding in exchange for 5% discount coupons? Nobody these days want to stand up against arrogance, and those who do are being branded “Anti-development”. I guess the ’brain-wash conspiracy theory" is true indeed!
Vu, yesterday it was 495.