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Convenience Fees are for Maaliks! Not for the customer!

What else do you expect they'll do if you're ordering ₹60 worth of goods.

to not charge falana dheemka charges...

bro, I'll pay you a ruppe over the final bill every goods total everytime. Will you start delivering groceries to my house?

btw not for a rupee I need a percentage.. let's discuss on that...

you can already get 10%-30% margin on all the goods you sell. So are you down?

so you are saying the QCOM slaps 10-30% margin + Small Cart Fee + Handling Charges + Surge Charges + Convenience Fee to us... and you are defending it.... hmmmm... either you working on a QCOM idea, QCOM employee or a qcom delulu

I did think about this before making my comment and I'm glad that you pointed it out. And now here's my answer. See, you did include all the costs they charge us but you completely neglected the costs a company has to bear. They have to directly pa

i understand what you are saying... even if that be why the breakdown is so weird and spread across... it could have been a simple delivery fee and that's it... how ecom does it.. So basically punishing the consumer to push them to add more stuff t

you still didn't get it right when it comes to cost. Let's take this example. 1) You're a single person running the whole company: - Customers order groceries and you hypothetically make 30% margin. - That's still not a good deal but works. 2) Now

if you are fine let's get on a call on this ... i can't type that much .. I am really sorry 😔 btw it's an excuse to say that we are not profitable so we will charge you a fortune just to keep the business running... clearly the revenue model won't

Yeah, I can understand. Even I don't like typing long messages. btw still just as you said, this model will not work. They'll either need to increase pricing (more charges) or hope for higher average order. And that's happening. All the platforms a