get 4% cashback on addding money in paytm wallet for SBI card holders

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Aare bhai chilll
Subha subha Sab soye honge

They r Sliping

bikipatel wrote:

Aare bhai chilll
Subha subha San soye honge

They r Sliping

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@regikumar90 wrote:

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@techinc wrote:

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@vaibhavjain.vj78558 _ it will be awesome ,mention the source link & u will get more sugesstions_ . TQ

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@vaibhavjain.vj78558 _ it will be awesome ,mention the source link & u will get more sugesstions_ . TQ

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@sathish291 wrote:

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VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

okay!! thanks abhi krta hun

This is the first time I am seeing such a non-multiple account friendly condition from Paytm!

Valid for 1 transaction per user/ &/or card

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji @DealSeeker

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji

Therefore, “an SBI” (SBI is pronounced as es-bee-ayi), “an MBA” (MBA is pronounced as em-bee-a), and “an hour” (hour is pronounced as au-er) are all correct.

See this for more: http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-vs-...tm

@DealSeeker wrote:

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji

Oh, I am so happy you brought this up. Let me clarify this for everyone. A lot of people are not aware of the correct rules about indefinite articles. People think (and are incorrectly taught) that only words that start with vowel sounds (a,e,i,o,u) should be preceded by “an”. However, the correct rule is that you should use “an” before any word that has a vowel sound when you pronounce it. It is the sound not the spelling which is important.

Therefore, “an SBI” (SBI is pronounced as es-bee-ayi), “an MBA” (MBA is pronounced as em-bee-a) are all correct.

See this for more: http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-vs-...tm

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji

Oh, I am so happy you brought this up. Let me clarify this for everyone. A lot of people are not aware of the correct rules about indefinite articles. People think (and are incorrectly taught) that only words that start with vowel sounds (a,e,i,o,u) should be preceded by “an”. However, the correct rule is that you should use “an” before any word that has a vowel sound when you pronounce it. It is the sound not the spelling which is important.

Therefore, “an SBI” (SBI is pronounced as es-bee-ayi), “an MBA” (MBA is pronounced as em-bee-a) are all correct.

See this for more: http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-vs-...tm

paer kha hai aapke prabhu /\ maaf kijiye galati se nikal gya muh se

@DealSeeker wrote:

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji

Oh, I am so happy you brought this up. Let me clarify this for everyone. A lot of people are not aware of the correct rules about indefinite articles. People think (and are incorrectly taught) that only words that start with vowel sounds (a,e,i,o,u) should be preceded by “an”. However, the correct rule is that you should use “an” before any word that has a vowel sound when you pronounce it.

Therefore, “an SBI” (SBI is pronounced as es-bee-ayi), “an MBA” (MBA is pronounced as em-bee-a) are all correct.

See this for more: http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-vs-...tm

English Teachers ki yaad aagayi

@bikipatel wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:

@DealSeeker wrote:

VUnS + ATC

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 Please edit the thread title to make it more clear. You may use what I sent in my channel alert “Paytm: Get 4% cashback on adding money using an SBI card”.

Edit at 8:33AM: You may also edit the deal post to mention that people should add 2.5K to get the maximum cashback of 100.

An sbi card? pkde gaye masterji

Oh, I am so happy you brought this up. Let me clarify this for everyone. A lot of people are not aware of the correct rules about indefinite articles. People think (and are incorrectly taught) that only words that start with vowel sounds (a,e,i,o,u) should be preceded by “an”. However, the correct rule is that you should use “an” before any word that has a vowel sound when you pronounce it.

Therefore, “an SBI” (SBI is pronounced as es-bee-ayi), “an MBA” (MBA is pronounced as em-bee-a) are all correct.

See this for more: http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-vs-...tm

English Teachers ki yaad aagayi

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:
vaise aap scchi mai english ke teacher ho ya fir kuch aur work krte ho? :-/

Some other work, bro.

Please don’t forget to make the changes I suggested.

VU…

@DealSeeker wrote:

@vaibhavjain.vj78558 wrote:
vaise aap scchi mai english ke teacher ho ya fir kuch aur work krte ho? :-/

Some other work, bro.

arre han sorry bhul gya tha wait! thanks! for reminding
Please don’t forget to make the changes I suggested.

Guys is it limited per Card??

@ankurg2109172 wrote:

VU…

thanks!

@guna501367 wrote:

Guys is it limited per Card??

read post carefully

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