VOYAGER PHONE.
Voyager Phone is a offshoot of the large New Zealand internet provider "Voyager".
Voyager phonecards are set up to make cheap calls to international and national call destinations via Voyager's Internet connections. The cards warn of possible poorer quality voice reproduction.
1998 RED PHONEBOXES
$2 Red Phoneboxes |
$5 Red Phoneboxes |
$10 Red Phoneboxes |
$20 Red Phoneboxes |
$30 Red Phoneboxes |
$50 Red Phoneboxes |
Note: The $2 card is a complimentary value obtained by writing away for a voyager leaflet about these cards.
1999 GLOBE AND MAP ISSUE
$2 Globe |
$5 Globe |
$10 Globe |
$20 Globe |
$30 Globe |
$50 Globe |
Note: This set exists with the reverse showing the access number for Christchurch as 3398108, then with this number crossed out and either left blank or with this new number (962-0089) added in pen or with the new number on a label taped over the old number. We understand that similar alterations exist for a change in the Wellington access number.
Late in 1999 a new printing of this set appeared incorporating these changes. The main change however was that the previous 4 acccess numbers in one line have been replaced by 9 access numbers printed in two lines. Yet another change was seen in January 2000 when all 8 access numbers were blacked out and a 0800 number given.
1999 HELLO JAPAN SERIES
| $2 or ¥140 Hello Japan | $5 or ¥350 Hello Japan | ![]() $10 or ¥700 Hello Japan |
![]() $20 or ¥1400 Hello Japan |
$30 or ¥2100 Hello Japan | $50 or ¥3500 Hello Japan |
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.
Click here to go to ePhone card listings