Amazon India is now charging a 'Marketplace Fee'

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Got hit for the first time today.

Sure this motivates me to go for the fastest possible delivery option. I tend to go for slow mode for non urgent items.

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Amazon India has introduced a ₹5 “Marketplace Fee” per order. : india

so it seems that there is also a Rs. 49 discount fee which is also non refundable lol.

Understanding Amazon.in's marketplace fees: Your guide to the ₹5 charge on all orders - About Amazon India

shit's crazy.

Partial cancellation before shipment: If some items in the order are cancelled before shipment, marketplace fee is refunded partially based on the price of the item(s) cancelled. For example, if an order worth ₹500 contains 2 items worth ₹100 and ₹400 respectively and the ₹100 item is cancelled before shipment, then ₹1 fee is refunded to the original payment method or Amazon Pay Balance, as may be chosen by the customer.

Partial doorstep reject: If some items in the order are rejected at doorstep, marketplace fee is refunded partially based on the price of the item(s) rejected. For example, say an order worth ₹500 contains 2 items worth ₹100 and ₹400 respectively. If the ₹100 item is rejected at doorstep, then ₹1 fee is refunded.
 
I've accidentally discovered something. :)
I tried placing the order and payment was via upi but i accidentally entered incorrect upi pin
Now i was redirected for "Payment unsuccessful" and when i tried "Retry payment" it didn't ask me for marketplace fee. :LOL:

I don't recommend trying this a lot of times since may lead to account ban
 

What are the exclusions for Marketplace Fee?​

Marketplace Fee will not apply on the following orders or payment instruments:

  • Gift card purchases - physical or digital
  • Amazon Business (B2B), Bazaar, Amazon Now, Fresh orders
  • Digital purchases or payments such as mobile recharges, bill payments, travel/movie ticket bookings, insurance payments, Alexa skills, Fire TV apps, Prime Video movies purchase/rent, subscriptions such as Prime, digital products fulfilled through email, ex: softwares, Apple store codes etc
  • Payments made through Amazon Pay Balance

So yep. If you pay something via Amazon pay balance, then no fees.
 
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