Limits first, rush later
The point here is one: limits first, later decisions
- Set daily time
- Write a spending plan
- Stop when tired
This score comes from 49,176 reviews
Many users set limits and use
Service has been live since 2021
Bangladeshi users also find it easy to use
The point here is one: limits first, later decisions
Self-control means setting your own pace
If it's hard, talk to a close one or the support team
cbajee Register, then write your own limit
Set a 10-minute time limit at the start
Log in to cbajee to view notification and break rules
If needed, Dhaka users keep separate accounts with bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Better to stop when time is up
If pressure rises, check again later
Once set, the clock will remind you
Keep the balance you have with bKash or Nagad ready first
Sends a notification when taking a break
You see the time first, then decide
This habit works in one week
Writing down reduces mistakes
Many Dhaka users keep this list in their phone notes
Repeated reminders reduce pressure
So signal makes stopping easy
A close person can help a lot
This is most practical self-control
When everything looks simple, mistakes
Keep PIN and login together
Loads easily on 3G in many Bangladesh areas
Questions? Write to support first
See cbajee Help for quick answers
View Help pageRead the small rules before you start
cbajee Beginners page helps
Newcomers guideIf in doubt, send a message
No need to stay alone in crisis
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Finally, form the habit of limits in cbajee
The limit-setting tool is very easy to understand in 2 minutes, and then you stay calm
Using bKash to keep accounts separate is easy; hurry reduces, breaks stay in mind
Warning alerts actually make stopping easier; not flashy, but effective