The cash back scheme of the BSES saw around 2.25 lakh consumers availing its benefit amounting up to Rs1 crore, the company on Tuesday said. Consumers who paid their electricity bills before the due date received cash back under the scheme launched by the BSES earlier this year.
Among the beneficiaries, around 1.5 lakh are from the BRPl (BSES Rajdhani Power limited) and 75,000 from BYPl (BSES Yamuna Power limited), a BSES spokesperson said.
The BSES spokesperson said, “It is our continuous endeavor to come out with pro-consumer initiatives that benefit them in tangible terms. The cash back scheme was lapped up by our consumers.”
“Apart from e-wallets, consumers had the option to pay their electricity bills conveniently at over 4,000 locations, through a wide spectrum of options, including BSES drop boxes, credit and debit cards, net banking, auto debit, neighbourhood easy bill, Money N Mobile and Oxigen outlets, ITZ cash cards, bill payment kiosks, cheques in mail facility and RTGS/NEFT through banks,” he added.
The BSES had brought an offer wherein if the customers paid their electricity bills on time they could get up to Rs200 cash back on their bills. The scheme that was launched by the BSES Rajdhani Power limited (BRPl) and the BSES Yamuna Power limited (BYPl) was applicable till March 31, 2017.
The BRPl and the BYPl are distribution companies and joint ventures between Reliance-Infra and Delhi Government.