MTA Gift Vouchers - A Great Gift For Anytime

Thanks

Thank you to those Grownups members who gave feedback regarding MTA Gift Vouchers.  All comments are greatly appreciated and are used to help us continue to adapt and make things easier for our customers.  Congratulations to the winner of the feedback draw; Mary Monk of Hamilton.

Colleen Keegan, MTA Gift Voucher Manager

A Familiar Face... Remember These

Over time all of us develop a familiarity with certain products or services. As someone once said, we all have our ‘markers’ in life, and these markers can range from people to places, and for many of us actual products or brands.  It could be the first of a particular type that you ever used; perhaps that a friend or parent recommended, or maybe it’s just something that always seems to have been there.

One such product that fits this mould are MTA’s Gift Vouchers.  Probably more commonly known as petrol vouchers, this handy product was launched over 40 years ago.  Since then many millions of these paper vouchers, which it must be said, nowadays bear an uncanny resemblance to actual cash, have passed through the hands of New Zealanders.

While versatility is a well used phrase these days, there’s probably nothing better to describe these Vouchers.  As a nation that’s constantly on the move, it’s not surprising that they’ve become so popular. They are accepted at around 4000 MTA member businesses across the country for anything from repairs, WoF’s, groceries, spare parts, food and drinks and of course fuel. And, like their cash equivalents, are available in $10, $20 and $50 denominations. Best of all though, in what seems to be an increasingly rare deal for customers these days, there’s no expiry date.

Whether it’s friends, family or even business; a make-good  favour, repaying someone in a practical or meaningful way or as a means to provide for that big trip away at Christmas, even after 40 years MTA Gift Vouchers are still providing a familiar and helpful face to New Zealand motorists.

They can be purchased from a whole host of MTA members across the country, and if you’re in any doubt about where to get them you can simply go to the MTA website and find out who your closest stockist is.  Alternatively, if you’re reading this, then you might find it just as easy to buy them online from the same website.

Published 3rd Aug 2009

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