''We Noticed...'': Blinkit's Sweet Message For Hospitalised Customer Wins Hearts
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Upon noticing his location, Blinkit prioritised his order and sent him and his family their warm wishes.
Random acts of kindness and small gestures go a long way and can have a lasting impact on one's life. Recently, a customer shared a post about how Blinkit, an online grocery delivery platform, made his day with a sweet message. Notably, the customer named Prabhat Motwani ordered a few items from Zomato-owned Blinkit from a hospital. Upon noticing his location, Blinkit prioritised his order and also sent him and his family their warm wishes.
"Blinkit's small gesture just made my day. While ordering from the hospital, I saw this msg on Blinkit UI: 'We noticed your order is from a hospital. Sending you and your dear ones our warmest wishes. This is a very small thing they can ignore among thousands of customers, but this can lift up someone's mood which has been in hospital for the last few days. It's great to see companies go beyond transactions and show genuine care for their customers," Prabhat Motwani wrote in a post on LinkedIn and attached a screenshot of Blinkit's message.
Here's the post:
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