Today, Standard Chartered Bank and Shell signed an agreement to give up to 10% cash back benefit to the Standard Chartered Bank’s Platinum and Gold credit card holders for purchases at any Shell gasoline stations throughout Indonesia, and a chance to win a car or other interesting prizes. For the first time in Indonesia, any gasoline purchases using Standard Chartered credit cards at any Shell gasoline stations throughout the country will receive a 10% Cash Back benefit for purchases using the Platinum card and 5% if using the Gold card. This Cash Back programme is valid for purchases on Tuesdays and Thursdays, effective May 29th 2008 until December 31st 2008. In addition, purchases using any type of Standard Chartered credit cards at any given day during the same promo period, will have a chance to win 1 (one) Toyota Fortuner Diesel car, 2 (two) Piaggio Fly motorcycles, 20 Shell Gasoline vouchers worth IDR 4.5 million each, and 25 Shell Ultra Lubricant packages worth IDR 1.2 million each. Yongkie Cendana, Credit Cards Business Manager, Consumer Banking, Standard Chartered Bank said: “To continue our success in cooperating with Shell since 2006, Standard Chartered Bank re-launch this Cash Back programme on gasoline purchase which is the first innovative offer of its kind in Indonesia and had then received a very positive response from our credit card holders. We are proud to re-launch this programme together with Shell Indonesia, and will strive to give only the best to all Standard Chartered credit card holders. Our customers would find this programme highly beneficial, especially at times when we just have a hike in the fuel prices, since apart from the Cash Back benefits they receive, there are also opportunities to win fabulous prizes such as a car, motorcycles and many others at the end of this promo programme. This programme objective is to consistently provide the added values to our customers especially the Platinum and Gold credit card holders. It is our intention to continue on presenting various joint programmes like this to increase our service level for both Shell’s and Standard Chartered Bank’s customers.” Apart from the Cash Back programme at Shell gasoline stations, Standard Chartered Bank credit cards also give various services and benefit programmes such as school holiday programme: trips to Macau, Hongkong or China, only for USD 10.42++ per month on Viva Macau flights, as well as other holiday packages available through Standard Chartered Travel Hotline. There are also up to 25% discounts programmes at selected restaurants, the 0% SteadyPay programme with interest free installment purchases on electronic goods up to motorcycles, as well as the Great Rewards programme to redeem reward points for free flights to various destinations or free stays at world’s star-rated hotels. The Standard Chartered Bank credit card holders can also enjoy a low exchange rate when making transactions overseas. A Cash Rewards programme will give cash benefit that can be used to pay the credit card bill. Jawwad Cheema, General Manager Retail Shell Indonesia said: “Continuing the success of the joint cooperation between Shell Indonesia and Standard Chartered Bank since 2006, we again offer the innovative Cash Back for fuels program for our customers. Indonesia is a key growth market for Shell and program such as this is one of our strategy to make the difference real to our customers." Shell gasoline stations throughout Indonesia provides modern high speed pumps with automatic digital receipt printing device, free tyre-pump service and high quality gasoline: Shell Super (92 octane level), Shell Super Extra (95 octane level) and Shell Diesel which is recommended for any type of diesel cars. All of Shell products are formulated to promote clean and crust free engine. The Standard Chartered Bank credit cards is the first to introduce Cash Back benefits to its customers in Indonesia since 2005. The first Cash Back programme was a Travel Cash Back for transactions at travel agents and hotels, then further extended to other industries including super/hypermarkets, department stores, restaurants, and now gasoline stations.
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