Well the current price didnât get a good subscription, Iâm not sure what makes him say that they could have priced it higher.
Iâd stopped using Paytm when the KYC was made mandatory. I donât see anything in the business which warrants a market cap of 1.5 lakh crore. For payments, the plain vanilla BHIM UPI app suffices and disregards the need for any of these apps.
I happened to see the interview today. Goodness me. After watching the interview, it left me wondering whether I should be empathetic to Prashanth Jain of CNBC or the arrogance and highhandedness of the CEO.
I watch CNBC TV daily and never heard an interview like this, hats off to CNBC to telecast this interview where the management ridiculed, belittled Prashanth Jain questions. The CEO was like a Bigg Boss Contestant (Hindi Version), interrupting and his intention was to ridicule almost all the questions.
Although Prashanth was roasted on his seat, I just found the CEO response was like a media correspondent of a political party. He goes to the extent of saying âwhat kind of question is thisâ, if people like you ask these questions, then the business model is not clearly understood by others. When asked when they will make money his reply was when business increases or something in this line.
Felt disgusted after seeing this interview, the arrogance, the âtoo big to failâ kind of shit. He was reminding Prashanth to go and check the anchor investors who had invested in his company.
All this coming from a CEO of the biggest IPO which flopped very badly and got maximum bad press. On top of this his arrogance.
Hope all of the anchor investors watch this interview and to decide whether he should be giving interviews in the future or not. He is best fit to sit behind a desk and order his staff around.
I am so happy I am not a shareholder of these high-handed dudsâŚ
This is exactly what happens when you get greedy and think you are the boss of the world. Hope more investor take lessons from this and tread with caution in this IPO season.
This is turning out to be the classic case of "Be careful of what you wish for, you just might get it ". Beyond the facade, I think we can empathize with the man and not the office he holds. Literally, everyone around him may be asking him âWhatâs going on ?â either directly or just through the gazing eyes. He is firefighting on all fronts, with his own people, with Investors, and strangers on social media who are hurting his standing. He is facing inhuman levels of stress right now and it shows in the interviews and his comments. After such a testing time one either comes out mentally bulletproof at the other end, or they decline. Most decline. Hope he and PayTM comes through this.
Iâm presently using google pay, it doesnât work with sbi at times, so want to know from anyone using both bhim and gpay in parallel about which one is smoother. Coming to your question, generally I donât prefer using multiple payment apps in parallel, so trying to know the experiences from existing users who use both.
First bhim is a government app and google pay is private.
Bhim is secure, smooth very rarely it hangs but then processes the payment as per server clearance.
Most important think i hate google facebook twitter social media which collect user data to watch on us, they can stole my data why should i share my bank with them.
i guess my paytm shares worth 20k will become junk if statements like this continue.
hope they turn profitable soon. thats my sincere wish