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I used a cashback offer on Slice for a Flipkart purchase. I bought three items totaling ₹1500, paid via Slice UPI, and got ₹150 cashback. Later, I canceled one item, and it was refunded to Flipkart wallet. Will Slice reverse the cashback since it was refunded to the wallet, not the original payment method ?

Till now nothing showing in slice app and the amount is credited in my flipkart wallet….

If slice doesn’t withdrawal my cashback then it may be a catch for using flipkart spark 😎

Yesterday i ordered 17 pro from SCAMKART @1.08L including exchange of iphone 12 …although they hadn’t cancelled my order till now…

But now i will cancel it myself… tit for tat…. 💀

Today i ordered 17 pro from amazon @98.7k including card and exchange offer….♥️

Hope so amazon don’t cancel without any reason🥹🥹🥹

I’m upgrading from an iPhone 12 to an iPhone 17 Pro and will be exchanging my iPhone 12 at the time of delivery.

My concern is that the delivery/exchange person probably won’t have enough time for me to transfer all my data directly from my old iPhone to the new one.

Can I somehow back up my iPhone 12 to my iPad first and then restore everything to the new iPhone later? Or is there a better and easier way to handle this?
I’d really appreciate any advice from anyone who’s been through this process.

DEAL DONE 😎🤌🏻😎

Fizool kharcha…
Overspending….
Who the hell buy a mobile of 1 lakh in this inflation…

Itne taane sunkar REDDIT par … dosto se… fir bhi OP ne order maar he diya…
Ziddi OP😎

Kamao ….bachaoo….marjaoo….
Ab yhi culture ban kr reh gya hai ….

I am 27 years old and have a govt job, which I got only a year ago, although it is not high paying (40k). My expenses are almost nil as I with my parents, doing 7k sip every month for last 8-9 months… easily save 16-17k a month…. My per month expense is approx 10k and this 40k amount is excluding of my room rent.
No one is dependent on me, as my father are working.
So coming to the point, i have iphone 12 since ages and it’s ear piece speaker is not working and repair cost is approx 12-15 k and now i am bored with 2 camera setup … i have worked hard to get this job and doing the same for giving the exam for job upgradation… i dont spend on trips …etc
I have only one interest and that is gadgets… i have IPAD and airpods too…
And yes i want a three camera setup … and whatever u call it a “showoff” but i want it …
Someday i gonna be married and suddenly all my money will start going in handling responsibilities….

So I am in dilemma whether I should buy it or not. The question is can I afford it or I am overspending??

I am 27 years old and have a govt job, which I got only a year ago, although it is not high paying (40k). My expenses are almost nil as I with my parents, doing 7k sip every month for last 8-9 months… easily save 16-17k a month…. My per month expense is approx 10k and this 40k amount is excluding of my room rent.
No one is dependent on me, as my father are working.
So coming to the point, i have iphone 12 since ages and it’s ear piece speaker is not working and repair cost is approx 12-15 k and now i am bored with 2 camera setup … i have worked hard to get this job and doing the same for giving the exam for job upgradation… i dont spend on trips …etc
I have only one interest and that is gadgets… i have IPAD and airpods too…
And yes i want a three camera setup … and whatever u call it a “showoff” but i want it …
Someday i gonna be married and suddenly all my money will start going in handling responsibilities….

So I am in dilemma whether I should buy it or not. The question is can I afford it or I am overspending??

I have money in cash but i want to buy with EMI and that too with no cost emi…
But i only have credit card with max 55k limit and that too of SBI ….
Give me options so that i can buy this phone on EMI in recent sale or offline store

Air fryer is honestly one of the best things I’ve bought for fitness and healthy eating. I can make healthier versions of snacks, protein meals, veggies, etc. with very little oil, and it’s super convenient.

I’m somewhat into gym and fitness (not hardcore, just average and trying to stay healthy), so sometimes I think maybe I should completely switch to air-fried meals, salads, grilled stuff, high-protein foods, and skip regular Indian meals like roti sabzi.

But the problem is… my mind and stomach just don’t feel satisfied without proper Indian food. 😅
No matter how healthy the air-fried food is, it still feels like I haven’t actually “eaten” unless I have at least 1-2 rotis with sabzi/dal.

It’s weird because physically I may be full, but mentally it feels incomplete. Maybe we Indians are just too used to homemade traditional meals since childhood.

Does anyone else feel the same?
Were any of you actually able to fully replace Indian food with air fryer/salad-based meals long term? Or is balance the only realistic solution?

Air fryer is honestly one of the best things I’ve bought for fitness and healthy eating. I can make healthier versions of snacks, protein meals, veggies, etc. with very little oil, and it’s super convenient.

I’m somewhat into gym and fitness (not hardcore, just average and trying to stay healthy), so sometimes I think maybe I should completely switch to air-fried meals, salads, grilled stuff, high-protein foods, and skip regular Indian meals like roti sabzi.

But the problem is… my mind and stomach just don’t feel satisfied without proper Indian food. 😅
No matter how healthy the air-fried food is, it still feels like I haven’t actually “eaten” unless I have at least 1-2 rotis with sabzi/dal.

It’s weird because physically I may be full, but mentally it feels incomplete. Maybe we Indians are just too used to homemade traditional meals since childhood.

Does anyone else feel the same?
Were any of you actually able to fully replace Indian food with air fryer/salad-based meals long term? Or is balance the only realistic solution?

I ordered the 4.2L N-series Philips Air Fryer and it will be delivered on 14 May, but I’m constantly overthinking whether it’s actually a good investment or not. I earn a limited salary, so this amount is a pretty big purchase for me and I don’t want to waste my hard-earned money.

My lifestyle is like this: I go to the gym regularly, I live alone because of my job, and I cook for myself. On Sundays I sometimes make chicken, and from Monday to Friday I try to cook low-oil vegetables and simple meals like roti-sabzi. My goal is mainly healthier eating and convenience, not junk food.

The thing confusing me is that most air fryer recipes online seem focused on snacks and “taste-bud food” like fries, pakoras, chilli potatoes, etc., instead of proper daily meals.

So I’m wondering:
Can an air fryer realistically become part of a healthy gym-oriented lifestyle?

Is it useful for someone who mainly wants low-oil meals rather than fried snacks?

Can it partly replace regular cooking for a single person?

Is it practical to cook vegetables, chicken, paneer, etc. in it regularly?

Does it actually save time and effort for someone living alone?

And overall, based on my lifestyle, does this sound like a smart investment or should I cancel the order?

One more thing: even if I move back home permanently later, I’ll still take it with me and use it there, so it won’t become useless after my current job situation changes.

I’d really appreciate honest opinions from people who have actually used an air fryer in a fitness-focused or single-person lifestyle .

I ordered the 4.2L N-series Philips Air Fryer and it will be delivered on 14 May, but I’m constantly overthinking whether it’s actually a good investment or not. I earn a limited salary, so this amount is a pretty big purchase for me and I don’t want to waste my hard-earned money.

My lifestyle is like this: I go to the gym regularly, I live alone because of my job, and I cook for myself. On Sundays I sometimes make chicken, and from Monday to Friday I try to cook low-oil vegetables and simple meals like roti-sabzi. My goal is mainly healthier eating and convenience, not junk food.

The thing confusing me is that most air fryer recipes online seem focused on snacks and “taste-bud food” like fries, pakoras, chilli potatoes, etc., instead of proper daily meals.

So I’m wondering:
Can an air fryer realistically become part of a healthy gym-oriented lifestyle?

Is it useful for someone who mainly wants low-oil meals rather than fried snacks?

Can it partly replace regular cooking for a single person?

Is it practical to cook vegetables, chicken, paneer, etc. in it regularly?

Does it actually save time and effort for someone living alone?

And overall, based on my lifestyle, does this sound like a smart investment or should I cancel the order?

One more thing: even if I move back home permanently later, I’ll still take it with me and use it there, so it won’t become useless after my current job situation changes.

I’d really appreciate honest opinions from people who have actually used an air fryer in a fitness-focused or single-person lifestyle .

I’m a 28-year-old man dealing with a toxic father, and I need advice on how to handle this situation.

My father works in the BSF as an inspector and has around 2–2.5 years left until retirement. I recently got a government job myself, earning around ₹50k/month, but I live almost 2000 km away from home because of work.

The main issue is that my father emotionally abuses my mother and sometimes becomes physically violent as well. Whenever he comes home on leave, there are fights, shouting, and sometimes domestic violence. It has been going on for years, and it affects all of us mentally.

I also have an elder sister who is married now. Despite being well educated, she could not get a job because she struggled with mental and emotional health issues for a long time. My father sees her as someone on whom money was “wasted” because she never became financially successful, and because of that he doesn’t value or respect her much.

As for me, even though I’m financially independent to some extent now, my father still doesn’t really respect my opinions either.

I constantly tell my mother to leave him and come stay with me, but she refuses because she is scared about financial instability and also worried about “what society will say” if she leaves her husband at this age. That mindset is stopping her from taking any step, even though she suffers a lot.

I feel helpless because I live far away and cannot physically be there most of the time. I worry constantly about my mother’s safety and mental health, and I honestly don’t know what the right thing to do is anymore.

How should I deal with this situation?
How can I support my mother without making things worse?
And how do you handle the guilt and anger that comes from seeing a parent behave like this?

I’m a 28-year-old man dealing with a toxic father, and I need advice on how to handle this situation.

My father works in the BSF as an inspector and has around 2–2.5 years left until retirement. I recently got a government job myself, earning around ₹50k/month, but I live almost 2000 km away from home because of work.

The main issue is that my father emotionally abuses my mother and sometimes becomes physically violent as well. Whenever he comes home on leave, there are fights, shouting, and sometimes domestic violence. It has been going on for years, and it affects all of us mentally.

I also have an elder sister who is married now. Despite being well educated, she could not get a job because she struggled with mental and emotional health issues for a long time. My father sees her as someone on whom money was “wasted” because she never became financially successful, and because of that he doesn’t value or respect her much.

As for me, even though I’m financially independent to some extent now, my father still doesn’t really respect my opinions either.

I constantly tell my mother to leave him and come stay with me, but she refuses because she is scared about financial instability and also worried about “what society will say” if she leaves her husband at this age. That mindset is stopping her from taking any step, even though she suffers a lot.

I feel helpless because I live far away and cannot physically be there most of the time. I worry constantly about my mother’s safety and mental health, and I honestly don’t know what the right thing to do is anymore.

How should I deal with this situation?
How can I support my mother without making things worse?
And how do you handle the guilt and anger that comes from seeing a parent behave like this?