New changes in flipkart cash on delivery

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Flipkart has rolled out a new payment method that will allow customers to partially pay for a product at the time of ordering and the rest during delivery, in a bid to help reduce returns and cancellations.
Customer cancellations and returns have been major issues with the cash on delivery (COD) some people are reluctant to pay money before Delivery with doubt on shipping, while others deliberately order it for fun and cancel the item once it arrives home.
So far Flipkart has been scrutinizing the accounts of those who make such canceled COD orders. Also blocking their accounts completely if their transactions are suspicious. Flipkart has recently taken a crucial decision in the wake of the financial burden on sellers shipping related items due to ordering such an item and canceling it back for no reason.
Henceforth when someone tries to order the goods on cash on delivery method a certain amount of the value of the item must be paid properly online. The remaining amount can be paid after the item arrives home.
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