The most innovative 12 course meal I’ve ever had - Masque in Mumbai. Definitely worth the hype. Cherry on top is the hospitality. They custom made a credit card for me, and gave us some amazing champagne. Pricing is steep for their new menu at 10.5k per head, but worth the experience. Swiped my Premier for 6.5% back on Accor :P
Just because I’ve decided to post a little more proactively, is that a crime? And who exactly are you to decide where I can and can’t post?
Nobody here is talking about greatness. I was literally responding to a childish hater who kept twisting my words.
Why you or anyone else would take that so personally is beyond me. Unless, of course, there’s a fragile ego involved.
The irony of writing an entire post lecturing me about supposedly lecturing people is hilarious.
Bhai, you can disagree with me all you want. But the truth is, I don’t even know who you are, and you certainly know nothing about me beyond the manufactured idea of me you’ve somehow created in your head.
Ps- at least tag me if you want to talk about me 😂
Imagine joining Twitter and then spending your time lecturing Twitter users about how influential you are outside Twitter. 😂
Bhai, if Twitter is such a tiny, ignorant bubble, why are you here giving everyone a TED Talk on your greatness?
Came to educate Twitter or came to convince Twitter that you’re important? 🤡😂
You can disagree with my narrative all you want. But don’t twist what I said into something I never said just to manufacture a disagreement. Which, unsurprisingly, you’re doing AGAIN.
Conveniently bringing up something from TWO YEARS AGO 😂😂 Love the maturity level for a grown-ass man.
And what exactly constitutes “stealing content”? 95% of Twitter is one person posting something and everyone else conveniently posting the exact same information. Is it only stealing when the information moves from one platform to another? 😂
As for the snowball effect, you have absolutely NO IDEA about the quantum of audience outside your little Twitter bubble that’s been introduced to credit cards and reward optimization through Instagram over the last 3 years.
I’ve literally been on calls with the Amex team where they’ve told me how optimized redemptions and applications for the MRCC and Platinum Travel skyrocketed due to my classes. I tipped the first domino by educating lakhs of people through my content and classes, and their MGM program did the rest through the network effect.
But you have ZERO exposure to what happens outside Twitter to even comprehend the scale of that impact.
Go back to your capsule in Khandala and stay ignorant.
And if you’ve got the balls, come disagree with an ACTUAL point I’ve made instead of some twisted version you’ve conveniently manufactured in your toxic head.
Disagreeing is perfectly fine. Deliberately misrepresenting someone just so you can argue with them is pathetic.
If credit card influencing is a shrine , this "CREDITO - CRAT " thinks that all the doctrine of rules regarding credit card optimization has to be be laid and approved by him.
If you dnt agree his narrative you are a fugitive fool, desperate "kid" trying to make a point.
He forgot how he was called out pants down by @RewardsMaverick for stealing exactly the same redemption idea with same dates and shamelessly posting it on his insta handle without giving due credits.
You steal content from x , you make dumb narratives (remember - I STARTED SNOWBALL EFFECT in the credit card world of india- lol 😂😂) thats fine but yes one cant voice his opinion just to satisfy his personal vendetta.
This "credito- crat" is indeed a good seller, a good story teller and full marks for that because selling is an art but i am not a good buyer and neither a toddler to sleep out on his lullabys.
Stop being overzealous and self aggrandising on perceptions and opinions man because until the lion learns to write , every story will glorify the hunter only.
@credofly Bro literally said in his last post that he’s trying to satisfy his personal vendetta for some reason unnecessarily calling me out. He literally wrote it in black and white. And others need to be humble?😂 maybe look at things without bias. Nobody should tolerate unnecessary BS.
It wasn’t just loopholes.
Even regular spends on Axis Atlas, with its 1:2 transfer ratio to Accor, were costing Axis a fortune.
Why do you think they so shadily removed Accor transfers, revised the ratio, and eventually brought them back?
When Accor entered India’s credit card ecosystem, they sold points to banks at extremely attractive rates. Since 2020, prices have progressively increased, with volume-based slabs where buying more meant paying less.
That’s also why HSBC could offer transfer bonuses. Higher volumes meant cheaper points.
Last year, Accor significantly hiked its pricing, making the economics completely unsustainable for Axis.
But given Accor’s popularity, Axis eventually had to bring transfers back at a lower ratio.
@IItsTushar I get info about new card releases, bonuses, and a lot more before public. I’ve even worked w 3 brands building out card products and know card releases 6m before they even launch. I’m just not allowed to disclose :p