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@ccg33k @_Venkat_4 Convience fee is only thing Swiggy earns, not sure how much is High compared to 50% discount But u got 3000 plus discount right than direct paying??

@_Venkat_4 yeah, probably that's a better idea... multiplier benefit goes out of the window if one has to pay 15% convenience fee.

Swiggy convenience fee is getting out of hands 😢

Let me help anyone trying to do this and feeling confused. 🔹 Online vs Offline You can start the process online, but there’s no real advantage. 🔸 Even after uploading documents, you still need to visit the BESCOM office 🔸 You’ll have to submit physical copies anyway (originals not required) 👉 Better option: Go fully offline, fill the form manually, and submit it directly. This saves time and avoids website issues. 🔹 Ground Reality Be aware that bribes may be asked openly. In some cases, around ₹4,000 - ₹5,000 has been demanded for a single transfer. 💰 Fees & Costs 🔹 Official Fee ₹100 for Low Tension (LT) connections (230–400 volts) ₹500 for High Tension (HT) connections (11,000+ volts) 👉 Check your bill under “Tariff” (e.g., LT2A) 🔹 Additional Costs Stamp Paper: ₹500 eachIndemnity Bond Power Supply Agreement 👉 Total: ₹1,000 Notarization: ₹10 per pageFor documents like the sale deed Available near sub-registrar offices Documents Required: 1. Application Form as well as in Appendix section (print pages 1 & 2) 2. Photo ID proof (Aadhar, Passport, Driving License, or Voter ID). 3. Latest paid BESCOM electricity bill (with no arrears). 4. Ownership Transfer Documents (Notarized)Sale Deed (for property sale). Partition Deed (for property partition). Succession/Heirship Certificate (for inheritance). Lease Deed or Rent Receipt (for tenants). 5. Latest Property Tax Paid Receipt. 6. Khata Certificate (eKhata not mandatory) 7. No Objection Certificate (NOC):Original copy signed by the previous owner (or the current property owner if you are a renter). If provided by a builder, ensure it is on letterhead. 8. Power Supply Agreement (on ₹500 stamp paper) 9. Indemnity Bond (on ₹500 stamp paper) – the template is available on Page 10 here 1. Printout of the photo of electricity meter (ensure visibility of the Serial Number and latest reading of units consumed) and meter box cover (ensure visibility of the RR number) If the meter does not display the reading, press the button on the meter a few times until it shows the current reading. Make sure the reading reflects the most recent consumption, ideally no more than 2-3 days before submitting the application, preferably after your last bill date. This ensures that the meter reading aligns with the most recent electricity bill you’re submitting. If the meter is located behind a locked grill (common in large apartment buildings), you will need to coordinate with the security guard or the building’s electrician to unlock it for you or send a photo of the meter. Save the photo on your mobile for reference, just in case it’s needed later. A black-and-white printout of the photo is sufficient. Passport size photo: While the instructions posted on the wall of the office indicated that a passport size photo is required, our volunteer was not asked to provide one during the process. It seems that, while it is technically part of the requirements, it may not always be requested. It’s a good idea to have one ready just in case. Here are instructions to create a passport size photograph without going to the studio Filling Out the Application Form: Take a printout of pages 1 and 2 of the application form. Do not fill in the ‘For Office Use’ section on Page 2. Tips for completing the form: Account ID: This is a 10-digit unique number printed on your electricity bill. Revenue Registration Number (RR No.): This is the power supply connection number painted on the meter board and also printed on monthly electricity bills. Name of Existing Customer: This refers to the name of the seller of the property. Name of Proposed Customer: This refers to the name of the new owner of the property, i.e., the person to whom the electricity connection is being transferred. Question 2 – Security Deposit: Select ‘To be transferred from the present consumer’ if the No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the previous owner indicates their agreement to transfer the security deposit. Address of the Consumer: Under the ‘Signature’ section, mention the address where the meter is installed. What to expect at the O&M office: Your first stop is the Operational & Maintenance (O&M) Unit office, where the Junior Engineer (JE) is based. Bring all the necessary documentation with you. The JE or their assistant will complete the section marked ‘For Office Use’ on page 2 of the application form. This is based on the picture of the meter you provide. The JE will also verify that the address on the electricity bill matches the address on the supporting document (e.g., the sale deed). Ideally, the JE should personally inspect the meter to ensure accuracy. However, this step is often replaced by reviewing a photo of the meter provided by the citizen. While this method is not foolproof, it is generally accepted, as additional checks may be conducted after the application is submitted to confirm that the meter in the photo corresponds to the specified address. Once the verification is complete, the JE will sign and affix a seal on Page 2 of the application form. What to expect at the Sub-Division Office: Take the application with the signature and seal of the JE, and all the necessary documentation to the Sub Division office. Cash Counter Hours: 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM. The Cashier may not provide an acknowledgement receipt but instead ask you to treat the ₹100 payment receipt as the official acknowledgement. To ensure your process is properly documented, we strongly recommend insisting on an official acknowledgement receipt, especially if you plan to file an appeal later. Planning for the office visits Plan to visit the O&M office in the morning. After completing the process at the O&M office, you will need to proceed to the Sub Divisional Office (SDO), where the cash counter closes at 3:30 PM. Visiting the O&M office in the afternoon could result in missing the cash counter’s closing time (JE’s can come back 3:15p from lunch when our volunteer visited the office), necessitating another trip.

@aubankindia When are you planning to launch Upi biometric, most of banks have already done it

@travozone @Trendulkar @JustCREWit U mean got it at 7750 with crew???

@Trendulkar @JustCREWit Sometimes Cancellation & change fees in a fare can result in ₹3k–₹8k+ difference . and turn. 😅 Same with baggage, seats, or payment charges. Which dates & airline was that ₹7,750 CREW deal for vs ₹9,782

@ETMONEY Done, I did an DM of all the details

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@ETMONEY need help My linked email is deleted since I had linked my salary account email. I can't access or even email for a customer care. Kindly help me to get access to my account now. This is urgent now

@ETMONEY I'm not able to dm, it's only for premium user's Kindly help

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@upadhyay_harsh1 @entrackr If u check the paper....this suggestions are only for P2P Because P2M has strict kyc and money flows in t+1 day or next day settlement So people relax, 90% of fraud is done in P2P

RBI proposes 1 hour delay for UPI, IMPS transfers above Rs 10,000 ◾️Delay may apply to P2P, not P2M payments ◾️Users can cancel within the window ◾️Banks may flag and reconfirm ◾️Aim: curb rising payment scams Read more @entrackr entrackr.com/news/rbi-propo…

@bhatwahid @upadhyay_harsh1 @entrackr If u check the paper....this suggestions are only for P2P Because P2M has strict kyc and money flows in t+1 day or next day settlement So people relax, 90% of fraud is done in P2P

@upadhyay_harsh1 @entrackr This will hurt businesses relying on instant payments. Customers will avoid ₹10K+ UPI and go back to cash. Compare this with Nepal, where reforms are pushing growth—not slowing it.

@navintwt_ @pb3060 Second hand also requires the person to taken NOC from original owner and verify the doc's

@pb3060 What if he has purchased the second hand two wheeler from actual theif

This is the power of social media! On 7th April, a man from Hyderabad named Faisal Rahman posted a tweet informing that a challan had been issued for his bike, which was stolen 3 months ago. He pointed out that a FIR was already registered with the police in connection with the bike theft and that nothing had been done so far for its recovery. After the e-challan was issued, Faisal shared the image attached by the traffic cameras and sought help from the police. Netizens were miffed that the police couldn't think of using the e-challan system to identify stolen vehicles at traffic stops. They were angry that citizens are forced to do their own investigation, notify the police and hope for recovery of their stolen items. Two days later, on 9th April, the Hyderabad city police first acknowledged the grievance of Faisal in a tweet and said that a team had been constituted to nab the accused. Soon after, the police apprehended the thief and recovered the bike. Had Faisal not taken to social media and narrated his ordeal, his vehicle would still be in the possession of the thief. That's the power of public embarrassment and shaming of incompetent govt agencies.

@talk2souravpal @SunilMishrajee @Kuvera_In @CRED_club @kunalb11 It's is +, update is u can withdraw upto 4 lakh or 90%

@SunilMishrajee @Kuvera_In @CRED_club @kunalb11 Surplus+ is nothing new. Old wine in a new bottle. Same story,liquid fund with insta redemption feature.

While I invested in @Kuvera_In back when it was launched, the clean, minimal UI and ease of UX always kept me hooked to the platform. After it was acquired by @CRED_club, I again got an opportunity to be an early investor in their newest offering, Surplus. @kunalb11 @rustapharian Another great looking product and neat UI/UX. 👍👍

@justcardz @LiveFromALounge @CRED_club @Kuvera_In @kunalb11 Hi, can you send me invite pls....I'm looking for one invite

@LiveFromALounge @CRED_club @Kuvera_In @kunalb11 Invested in Surplus liquid fund 😝

.@cred_club unveiled the new version of ⁦@Kuvera_In⁩. One of the features is to park your spare money / surplus in Liquid funds, which can be liquidated and accessed immediately (subject to regulatory caps). Pretty cool to earn 6-7% on liquidity rather than 2.5-3% @kunalb11

@satya_majhi @deepakMadhrae @LiveFromALounge If u got access, can u send me a invite

@deepakMadhrae @LiveFromALounge bhai not able use that invite

@LiveFromALounge @CRED_club @Kuvera_In @kunalb11 Can you send me a invite please

@ImAmanAgrwl @miten @CRED_club @Kuvera_In Can u dm me, if u got access I need invite pls

@miten @CRED_club @Kuvera_In Invite, please. Not able to DM you

building Surplus ₹₹₹ to buy the dip! DM for invites.

@naveendhorai @miten @CRED_club @Kuvera_In If u got access, can u send me invite

@miten @CRED_club @Kuvera_In Only verified accounts on X can DM you. Can you please DM me start a chat. TIA

I have a few invites for Surplus by Kuvera. If you’d like to try it out, drop a comment and I’ll share the link as a reply. Please claim it as soon as you receive one. Limited invites, first come first serve 👇

@AmazingCreditC Send me invite please

@rustapharian Hi, request for invite of the feature. Not able to dm

We started Kuvera to support long-term compounding. Today, we’re reimagining it to do something even more important: make better investing decisions. Kuvera by CRED

@rustapharian Hi, not able to dm. Kindly send me invite please

world's on 🔥 group chats are full macro desks my “waiting it out” money sits in Surplus ₹₹₹ 🧘 DM for invite