Shell Waives Touch ‘n Go Top-Up Fee At 27 Stations Along North-South Expressway
Shell Malaysia has waived the Touch ‘n Go top-up fee at 27 of its service stations along the North-South Expressway (NSE), from down south (Second Link; Kulai Jaya) right up to the north (Changlun; Gurun). The top-up fee of RM0.50 may not be a big amount but Shell believes every little bit counts.
“Shell understands the challenge Malaysians face against the rising cost of living. We know it can be difficult to save when there are inclining necessary expenditures like food, transportation, utilities and education, which form a huge part of one’s expenditure. This drives us to help Malaysians save more and ultimately, get more out of their journeys. Hopefully, forgoing the Touch ‘n Go top-up charges at all stations along NSE, as a start, will give our customers one less worry when travelling or fueling up at Shell during long journeys,” Shairan Huzani Husain, Managing Director of Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn Bhd and Shell Timur Sdn Bhd said.
Shell Malaysia is always looking at ways and means to reward its customers. Throughout 2019, Shell had launched several campaigns that gave away amazing prizes, from cars to loyalty points. In September, Shell gave away three BMW X3 xDrive30i Luxury SUVs via the ‘WIN 3 BMW X3′ campaign. Another notable campaign was in December when Shell gave 10x BonusLink points collection with every one litre of fuel purchased, and also offered 50% rebate for BonusLink points redeemed on 12 December.
Further, the ‘Nak Ekstra RM20,000?’ campaign is currently happening until 9 February 2020. This campaign gives Malaysians a chance to win a weekly grand prize of RM20,000 and 20 consolation prizes of RM1,000.
“These initiatives represent our commitment towards Malaysians and their journeys on and off the road. We at Shell are equally passionate for creating life-enriching opportunities for Malaysians, just as we are about providing high-quality fuels and products that help our customers get more out of their journeys.” shared Shairan.
For more information on Shell’s past and current campaigns, please visit www.shell.com.my.
