 Introducing Digicel top-up to NZ
Digicel is a major mobile phone network operator in the Pacific Islands. They have low calling rates from the islands to NZ and Digicel top-up is designed send prepaid credit for Digicel mobiles from NZ to the Islands.
Digicel top-up vouchers can be used to apply credit to Digicel prepaid mobile phone accounts in Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and Nauru. Top-up vouchers are only available through Ezi-Pay retailers.
Digicel top-up comes in $15, $20, $30 and $50 denominations and prints as a voucher from your Ezi-Pay terminal. Find out more at www.digicelrecharge.com
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Introducing SpeakEzi - exclusive to Ezi-Pay
 SpeakEzi is a phone 'card' with a difference.
One in four wins bonus value, giving your customers a lot more talk time.
SpeakEzi is available in 3 variants – India SpeakEzi, South America SpeakEzi and Middle East SpeakEzi. Each SpeakEzi features the sharpest rates to its specialised
region as well as great rates to New Zealand, Australia, UK, USA etc.
SpeakEzi is available in $10 and $15 vouchers, printed from your Ezi-Pay terminal and it's only available on Ezi-Pay.
SpeakEzi offers great retailer margin, it's heavily promoted and it's set to become one of the biggest sellers we have. Smart rate sheets are available to hang on your Ezi-Pay phone card stand - order now
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 CardCall Autumn special
There are extra bonus credit available on selected CardCall phone cards from 1 March to 30 April 2010 > enlarge for full details
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 Compass Chinese New Year bonus
Your customer's Chi Tel and V8 Asia phone cards get up to $5 extra value loaded for free until 8th April 2010!
• Load $10 or more and get an extra $1 free
• Load $20 or more and get an extra $3 free
• Load $30 or more and get an extra $5 free
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 GLO-BUG through Ezi-Pay
We're delighted to announce that GLO-BUG (Mercury Energy’s prepay electricity service) top-ups are available through Ezi-Pay terminals in Auckland.
Please contact your account manager for further details.
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 CardCall phone card bonus
Customers recharging Daybreak, RateSaver & Superbuzz Asia phone cards with $20 receive a bonus credit of $4 from 11th January - 28th February 2010.
See www.cardcall.co.nz for more information and terms and conditions.
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Ezi-Pay terminal upgrade
Ezi-Pay
terminals are being upgraded beginning 27 October 2009.
The purpose of this upgrade is to replace the existing Telecom logo on mobile top-up vouchers with Telecom’s new logo. At the same time, Telecom is removing $30 and $50 mobile top-up denominations, leaving the most popular denominations of $10, $20, $40 and $60.
Terminals are being upgraded progressively throughout the week. When your terminal is being upgraded, it will automatically log on and will download the upgrade. Once the download has completed, the new Telecom logo will print on Telecom top-up vouchers and $30 and $50 Telecom top-ups will no longer be available.
If you experience any difficulty with your terminal upgrade, please don’t hesitate to call us on 0800 960 000.
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 Talk 4 Less - low cost international calls from Telecom mobiles
We welcome Talk 4 Less to the Ezi-Pay platform in September. Talk 4 Less lets your customers make international calls from Telecom mobiles at extremely low rates (plus a connection fee), with no mobile surcharges. Read more |
Korero Mai joins Ezi-Pay
 The new arrivals continue as popular phone card Korero Mai from cardcall is available to Ezi-Pay retailers from August.
With flat rates 24/7, no connection fee or service fee, it's a great value card for all occasions. |
Launch of new prepaid mobile provider 2degrees
New prepaid mobile provider 2degrees launched on Wednesday 5 August 2009 and 2degrees prepaid top-ups are available on your terminal. You process 2degrees top-up vouchers in exactly the same way as you do Vodafone and Telecom vouchers.
To access 2degrees, you must perform a manual log on to your Ezi-Pay terminal. 2degrees top-ups are available in denominations of $20, then $30, $40, $50 all the way up to $100.
For assistance with performing a manual log on to your terminal and on how to find 2degrees, please refer to the relevant user guide for your terminal.
Want to sell 2degrees top-ups but not yet an Ezi-Pay customer? Please contact us - we're looking forward to hearing from you.
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New Telecom prepaid mobile top-up denominations
We are delighted to announce the introduction of two new denominations for Telecom mobile prepaid top-ups and a bonus credit offer for Telecom Mobile Prepaid customers on Telecom’s new XT Network.
Telecom’s new XT Network launches on Friday 29th May. To coincide with this launch, Telecom has introduced two new mobile prepaid denominations - $40 and $60.
These are available for your Ezi-Pay terminal from 29th May. Please perform a manual log on to your terminal to download these new denominations. Telecom $10, $20, $30 and $50 denominations are still available.
Bonus credit for Telecom XT Network prepaid customers
Telecom prepaid customers with mobile phones powered by the new XT Network will receive bonus credit when topping up with a $20, $40 or $60 prepaid voucher.
| Top up amount |
Bonus credit |
| $20 |
+ $5 |
| $40 |
+ $12 |
| $60 |
+ $20 |
Bonus credit is automatically loaded to a customer’s mobile phone within 24 hours of topping up with either a $20, $40 or $60 voucher. Information on the bonus credit has been added to the top-up voucher that prints from your terminal.
For assistance with performing a manual log on to your terminal, please refer to the relevant user guide. |
Auto-stocking service released
We're delighted to announce the introduction of auto-stocking. Your store need never run short of phone and gift cards and you no longer need to spend time placing stock orders; our smart system does it all for you.
Our new new auto-stocking service is designed to ensure your store is always stocked with the cards you sell. Auto-stocking calculates the quantity of cards required based on what your store has recently sold and places an order on your behalf.
Cards are then sent to you automatically for inclusion on your display.
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Compass releases reduced calling rates for popular phone cards
 Compass has released new low calling rates for its popular Talk 'n' Save and V8 phone cards. Talk 'n' Save rates now start from 1.5c + GST and V8 calling rates now start from 3.9c a minute including GST.
A call connection fee applies to both cards and the final call cost is rounded up to the nearest 5c. |
New to the Gift Station in April 2009
 We're proud to introduce Air New Zealand Holidays to the Gift Station, just in time for Mother's Day.
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New to the Gift Station in December 2008
 We're delighted to welcome these brands to the Gift Station:
- The Warehouse
- Accor Hotels (Sofitel, Pullman, MGallery, Grand Mercure, Novotel, Mercure, All Seasons and Ibis in New Zealand, Australia and Fiji)
- The Gardening gift card (spend at more than 200 Gardening New Zealand retailers nationwide)
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5 new phone card brands join the Ezi-Pay stable
 5 more popular phone card brands from Card Call join our phone card line up: Oasis, HOT, Superbuzz Global, Asia and Pacific.
The Superbuzz suite of cards are designed to offer cheap surcharge-free access from Vodafone mobiles. |
2008 Deloitte Unlimited Fast 50 Index
Ezi-Pay returned to the Deloitte Unlimited Fast 50 Index in 2008, ranking 21st with growth of 274.65%.
The Deloitte Unlimited Fast 50 recognises the 50 companies with the fastest revenue growth within New Zealand.
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2008 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific
Ezi-Pay also returned to the Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific in 2008, ranking 200th.
The Fast 500 recognises the 500 technology companies with the fastest revenue growth in the Asia Pacific region. In 2008, 31 New Zealand companies made this index. |
2007 Deloitte Unlimited Fast 50 Index
 With growth of 2,691%, Ezi-Pay was New Zealand's fastest growing retail business, fastest growing new entrant and the 2nd fastest growing company overall in New Zealand in the 2007 Fast 50 Index.
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2008 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific
2007 saw Ezi-Pay ranked the 15th fastest growing technology company in the Asia Pacific region. |
