COMECOME VIP13 and VIP12 daily bonus comparison
VIP12 lists 7 days at ₹70 minimum per day; VIP13 lists 14 days at ₹80 minimum per day.
Work through this situation
Comparing just ₹70 with ₹80 hides the different periods. Any multiplication is a description of the stated minimum schedule, not a prediction of surprise bonuses or permission to claim outside eligibility.
What to check and why
VIP12 and VIP13 differ in both columns: seven days at ₹70 and fourteen days at ₹80. Doubling the displayed period is separate from increasing the daily amount by ₹10. Reading only the rupee figure would miss that larger difference in the claim schedule.
The corresponding minimum-schedule arithmetic is ₹490 and ₹1,120 if the respective claim conditions apply. Neither calculation predicts surprise bonuses or establishes an account's eligibility. Check the current account level and its relevant claim record. The daily-bonus table explains the benefit, while the actual account context determines which row and claim apply to the reader.
Recognise the relevant screen
Keep a reward schedule separate from an account result
Programme terms describe a benefit and its conditions; the relevant account record describes the result for that account. Identify the programme, recipient, stage and reward label together. Do not treat another download, a new registration or an extra payment as a way to diagnose an unclear reward. Use the recognised help route for an existing claim.
What a completed answer looks like
The relevant tier and both schedule fields remain attached to the account record.
Apply only the conditions that belong to the relevant programme and account. Keep money-based activity within a limit you can afford.
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