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Have an extra rewarding road trip with SHELL Malaysia

Have an extra rewarding road trip with SHELL Malaysia
Michelle L.
November 9, 2021

Collect 200 standard BonusLink Points and be rewarded with RM5 Shell vouchers.

Collect 200 standard BonusLink Points and be rewarded with RM5 Shell vouchers.
Have an extra rewarding road trip with SHELL Malaysia.

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As Malaysians are starting to travel for leisure again with the recent ease of interstate travel restrictions, Shell Malaysia wants to better customers’ travel journeys by rewarding RM5 Shell vouchers for 200 standard BonusLink Points collected at Shell stations nationwide once in the month of November and December 2021, respectively. The ‘Every Little Point Counts’ campaign starts now and will end on 31 December 2021. 

There is no doubt that many are opting for a day out across the border and even for some good old off-road engine revving ride.

Customers can accelerate their BonusLink Point collection by getting their must-have road trip necessities at Shell stations. Be it big or small, every transaction at Shell stations earns BonusLink Points.

This includes refuelling, purchasing snacks or confectionaries, having a ready-to-eat meal alongside a piping hot cup of Costa Coffee, and everything they need for the perfect weekend getaway. 

To participate, customers simply need to swipe their BonusLink card or use the BLINK app with any purchase at the Shell stations and start collecting BonusLink Points.

Once customers accumulate 200 standard BonusLink points, an RM5 voucher will be sent to them on the BLINK app or email registered with BonusLink and the voucher can be used immediately at Shell stations nationwide.

With the BonusLink Points and e-voucher collected, customers can then redeem special treats in-store for as low as 100 BonusLink Points. These include popular favourites such as Deli2go Firecracker sausages, miniature Vanilla Sultana roll, Shell Select Keropok Ikan, among others exciting offers. 

Drop by the nearest Shell station during road trips to start earning BonusLink Points! Customers who wish to sign up for BonusLink can do so easily at any Shell station nationwide, or they can register by downloading the BLINK app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. First-time users will receive an RM4 Shell voucher and 100 BonusLink Points as a welcome offer. 

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