Amazon Super Value Day Sale: Discounts, Cashback, Products And More
Amazon India is offering up to 45 per cent discounts on a variety of common use items in a limited-period sale. Under its Super Value Day sale, Amazon India - the Indian unit of US-based e-commerce giant Amazon - is offering discounts 15-45 on products ranging from cooking essentials and nutrition drinks to babycare/skincare/haircare to laundry, toiletries and pet supplies, among others, according to its website. Amazon's Super Value Day sale started on July 31 and is open till August 2, the Amazon website noted.
The Amazon Super Value Day sale spans products from brands including Dettol, Tropicana, Surf Excel, Huggies, Mamy Poko Pants, LuvLap, Brooke Bond, Kissan, Air Wick, Harpic, Good Knight and Gillette and Colgate, the website noted.
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July 31, 2017
Amazon is also offering cashback from Rs 100 to Rs 1,200 depending upon the value of purchase. For example, it is offering a cashback of Rs 100 on shopping of Rs 1,500-Rs 2,999, according to the Amazon.in website.
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