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Our users are happy to pay ₹10 everyday for a month than pay ₹300 upfront ~ Harsh Jain co-founder of Dream11

Hey Prime Video watchers! from June 17, 2025, you'll see a few ads while you're watching. The price you pay for Prime Video now will stay the same. If you don't want to see any ads, you can pay extra. It'll cost ₹699 for the whole year or ₹129 each

In a couple of years, freebies from big companies will end, and we'll have to pay for everything. Want quality content? You'll need to subscribe. We’re getting used to it all. From supplements and food to entertainment and work, our subscriptions c

Business Overview: "I run a lending business where I provide small loans to individuals with easy, manageable repayment terms. The idea is simple: if you need a quick loan, you can borrow money from me and pay it back in weekly installments over a

One interesting fact- employees are paid salary firstly in the starting of the month , and owners will get money which is leftover after paying salaries to employees and after paying all the taxes, interests etc. And still after that owners are rich

When you in comfort with the fact that: 1. You can enjoy your dish under AC with a tap of a order 2. You have super speed internet and you have no idea what to do with it 3. Your account get credited every single month with hardly any bills to pay.

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I’ve noticed a lot of people make this mistake they invest in a company just because it offers good dividends, without looking at anything else. But that’s not really a smart approach. The dividends you get are based on how much you invest. So if yo

Would You Rather Pay Per Use Than Subscribe Every Month? Hey bros, quick question — ever needed a tool (like a PDF editor, resume maker, AI writer, etc.) just once, but they ask you to pay ₹500–₹2000 ($10–$25) per month? Felt like too much? My id