d/Frugal_Ind • Follow post Save Hide Report Is amazon prime membership worth it? Apart from Prime Video, are the regular shopping benefits actually worth it? I’ve been a member since it launched in India, and I do shop quite a bit on Amazon. But while reviewing my budget recently, I started questioning whether the yearly auto-renewal is really justified. Am I missing out on any major benefits, or is it not as valuable as it seems? Would love to hear your thoughts. 0 0 Share
d/Frugal_Ind • Follow post Save Hide Report Do delivery guys think i’m a miser? is this “smart” or just “cheap”? I split a ₹1,000 grocery order into 5 separate orders to maximize discounts—and saved around ₹250. Felt like a genius… until 5 different delivery guys showed up within an hour. One of them even asked if I run a shop 💀 Apparently, I was doing exactly what local kirana retailers do. All I’m trying to do is hit my protein goals—not start a wholesale business. So now I’m wondering—was this actually smart, or just plain cheap? What do you all think? 0 0 Share
d/Frugal_Ind • Follow post Save Hide Report Dmart reviewed by trustified Trustified recently reviewed DMart’s haldi and mirch, and the video was quite shocking. What do you guys think about it? 0 0 Share
d/Frugal_Ind • Follow post Save Hide Report I tried paying everything in cash for 3 days — here’s what changed For context, I live in Bangalore (working, living alone). On average, I spend around ₹700–₹1,000 per day on food, transport, and small random expenses. Most of it is through UPI—I barely use cash anymore. From what I’ve seen, a lot of people spend around ₹20k–₹30k per month (excluding rent in some cases), so this felt like a reasonable baseline to test. I kept hearing that using cash makes you spend less, so I decided to try it for 3 days. I withdrew ₹3,000 and committed to using only cash. Day... 0 0 Share
d/Frugal_Ind • Follow post Save Hide Report Frugal yet quality everyday office wear Hello everyone, I’m looking for recommendations for everyday office wear that’s reasonably priced but still lasts long. Right after college, I worked at a startup where I mostly wore basic T-shirts and jeans—nothing fancy, just average unbranded stuff. Now I’ve moved to a more corporate environment, where T-shirts feel a bit out of place. I tried shopping from Zudio, but honestly, the quality hasn’t been great. After 4–5 washes (roughly a month of use), the clothes start to look worn out. And considering the quality, it doesn’t even feel that... 0 0 Share