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Costs have been kept frugal. They saw that to get the right people to do business development would be management graduates but given the expectation of phenomenal salaries, it was a cost they were not yet willing to factor into the project. An alternative plan was worked out. They reached out to top colleges like St. Stephens in New Delhi and through the college placement cells made presentations to under graduate students. This landed them their first set of interns who were smart, passionate and result driven. For every client they bought on board they were paid a fixed amount plus their actuals on transport and mobile usage was reimbursed. More than 15% of the first booklet has come through this route. Their simple and uncluttered website, www.moneysaver.in has already been deluged with enquiries.

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Ankur Said:


Cool product...good luck to the smart young brains behind this novel venture, which if it does catch up the way they claim it has in the US, they will be able to rake in the moolah big time

Posted On 6/4/2008 5:39:17 PM
arundhati Said:


hey i hope this product makes an appearance fast in Bangalore. With so many retail outlets here, and i and my family being shopaholics, not to forget foodies who like to try out every new eatery, discounts would be a great way to ensure that we get to shop and eat more !

Posted On 6/5/2008 1:01:26 PM