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MARKET STUDY
ON THE FLEET CARD/FUEL CARD OF IOCL | |
|Questionnaire for Existing Customers – C1 |
|1.0 |Do you own the Xtra power fleet card? (√ appropriate answer) |Yes |No |
|1.1 | |
| |If yes, how did you get to know about fleet card? |
| |
|2.0 |Where did you get the fleet card?(√ appropriate answer) |
| |IOCL’s retail outlet (pump) | |IOCL office | |
| | | | | |
|3.0 |What are the reasons to opt for fleet card (√ appropriate answers) |
| |Security | | | |
| |Insurance Coverage | | | |
| |Any Other______________________ | |
|4.0 |How long it took to get the

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