In January 2000 it was announced that Voyager Phone was purchased by E-Phone and that voyager cards would be replaced by E-Phone cards from 15th February 2000 according to a public release from Bob Barraket, the E-Phone Chief Executive.

$5 Globes

$10 Globes

$20 Globes

$30 Globes

$50 Globes

Note: The above series has several printings which can be distinguised by their backs. The first printings have a large size e and are on plasticised carboard while later ones have a smaller e and are on thin plastic. Some cards have a three panels of instructions while others have four.

$10 White "e" printing

Note: The above card has a white e at bottom left instead of the usual red coloured e. The card also has a different back from the previous printings.

2001 OVERPRINTED "NOT FOR RESALE"

$5 Globes.

Note: The above card has the words "Not for Resale" in black type below the price.

Note: Cards showing the above Globe designs but with a green background colour exist with ephone branding. However they also have ezi-phone branding and all factors indicate they were issued by ezi-phone so they are listed there.

$5 Howick

$10 Howick

$20 Howick

$2 Sunrise

$2 David Baguley

$2 Rosanne Hawarden

$2 Ursula Lewis

$2 Bob Barraket

$2 Suzie Diaz

$2 E-School Card

$5 E-School card

$2 Day Trippa

$5 Day Trippa

$10 Mt Tarawera

$20 Day Trippa

$30 Tarawera crater

$50 Geyser/waterfall

$5 Balloon

$10 Balloon

$10 Mt. Cook

$20 Mt. Cook

Note:  These cards exist on a thick card with a heavy shine and a thinner card with a matt finish.

$5 Flags & Globes

$10 Flags & Globes

$20 Flags & Globes

$30 Flags & Globes

$50 Flag & Globes

Note: These cards have the flags of various Indian sub-continent countries and indicate that the cards offers special cheap rates to the sub-continent.

$5 Gold plus $2 bonus

$10 Gold & $3 Bonus

$20 Gold & $4 Bonus

$30 Gold plus $5 bonus

Note: The $5 and the $30 cards in the above series were both quickly withdrawn as they had been loaded with the wrong amounts. The $5 plus $2 card had $30 plus $5 bonus loaded onto it while the $30 plus $5 bonus card only had $5 plus $2.50 credit loaded.

$10 Gold card.

$20 Gold card.

$5 Large numbers

$10 Large numbers

$20 Large numbers

Note: The above series also differs from the earlier series in that it is printed on cardboard rather than thin plastic and also has a large bar code panel on the reverse.  It is possible that other values exist.

$5 Maxi-Save

$10 Maxi-Save

$20 Maxi-Save

These cards were first noticed  in September 2000. They have stick on bar codes on their reverse indicating they were probably a short term or emergency printing.

($  ) Rechargeable Red Card

$5 Globe

$10 Globe

$20 Globe

$30 Globe

$50 Globe

In December 2000 ephone announced they were getting out of the phonecard business and subsequently came under the influence of NetTel. It is unclear if this is a partnership, a subsidiary arrangement or if the ephone name is henceforth only a marketing difference used by NetTel.  Some subsequent card have carried both NetTel and ephone branding while others have only had ephone branding.

$5 Globe

$10 Globe

$20 Globe

Note: the above cards differ from the previous series in that they are printed on cardboard rather than a thin plastic.

$5 ephone Globe

$10 ephone Globe

$20 ephone Globe

$30 ephone Globe

$50 ephone Globe

Note: these cards are the first incorporating both a NetTel and a ephone design.

$5 Value - NetTel colour Logo

$10 Value- NetTel colour Logo

$20 Value- NetTel colour Logo

The first printings had a back design with only a Auckland Local Access number while later printings from October 2001 give 6 different cities with local access numbers and a re-aranged back panel design with a white background at right. It is possible other values also exists.

$5 Lurtz

$10 Aragorn

$20 Arwen

$50 Hobbits

$5 Ringwraiths

$10 Gandalf

$20 Frodo

$50 Saruman

$5 Orcs

$10 Gimli

$20 Legolas

$50 Galadriel