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Want to buy amazon 2 20k vouchers.. Suggest how to buy with credit cards

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Want to buy amazon 2 20k vouchers.. Suggest how to buy with credit cards


Want to buy 2 20k amazon pay vouchers.. Please suggest which card has more benfit to buy and where to buy.. Have hdfc millennia, one card, Flipkart axis, amazon pay icici, sbi simply click simply save, yes bank, rbl duet card
 
Also suppose I buy Gvs worth 30k in March. Then in April I can gvs worth 40k or 10k only?
No idea. Check the previous comment. He was able to buy 50k AGV from the same account in 20 days spanning 2 months. But Amazon T&Cs state quite the contrary.

In short, Amazon won't let you buy more than 30k in the same month using credit cards is what I gather.
 


How does the math work in the Amazon world?
Let's take a year and assume that you have never bought a voucher before. Also let's assume 30 days for all months
Rules to be satisfied at all times:
R1 - 30K max in 30 days
R2 - 40K max in 60 days
R3 - 50K max in 90 days

1st Jan: Buy 30K
1st Feb: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Mar: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Apr: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st May: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st June: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st July: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Aug: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Sept: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Oct: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Nov: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Dec: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
31st Dec: Buy 20K (else R2 would break)
So total you can buy is 4*(30+10+10)+20K=220K
So how did Amazon arrive at 360K in a 365 day interval

What am I missing here?
 
How does the math work in the Amazon world?
Let's take a year and assume that you have never bought a voucher before. Also let's assume 30 days for all months
Rules to be satisfied at all times:
R1 - 30K max in 30 days
R2 - 40K max in 60 days
R3 - 50K max in 90 days

1st Jan: Buy 30K
1st Feb: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Mar: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Apr: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st May: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st June: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st July: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Aug: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Sept: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Oct: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Nov: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Dec: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
31st Dec: Buy 20K (else R2 would break)
So total you can buy is 4*(30+10+10)+20K=220K
So how did Amazon arrive at 360K in a 365 day interval

What am I missing here?
You're not missing anything here. The system itself is complicated. Even I don't know how it works.

Some have reported being able to buy gift cards worth 50k within a period of 50 days, which don't follow those guidelines. Also heard that some couldn't even buy cards worth 30k in a month.
 
How does the math work in the Amazon world?
Let's take a year and assume that you have never bought a voucher before. Also let's assume 30 days for all months
Rules to be satisfied at all times:
R1 - 30K max in 30 days
R2 - 40K max in 60 days
R3 - 50K max in 90 days

1st Jan: Buy 30K
1st Feb: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Mar: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Apr: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st May: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st June: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st July: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Aug: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Sept: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
1st Oct: Buy 30K (else R3 would break)
1st Nov: Buy 10K (else R2 would break)
1st Dec: Buy 10K (else R3 would break)
31st Dec: Buy 20K (else R2 would break)
So total you can buy is 4*(30+10+10)+20K=220K
So how did Amazon arrive at 360K in a 365 day interval

What am I missing here?
Reframe the calculations.

It is like this:-

R1:- Last 30 days Max 30k
R2:- Last 60 days Max 40k
R3:-Last 90 Days Max 50k

Last 365 Days Max 360k 😂
 
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