CabCard
Delivers
New deal means 9 million
Flybe passengers are now
Why drivers
choose CabCard
waiting to use your taxi!
Here’s news of a great opportunity to put your
taxi on the map and get more business.
CabCard are now advertising the
Chip PIN & Go service to 9 million readers of
the Flybe In Flight magazine, ‘Uncovered’. The
magazine features all the places that the airline flies to, and gives passengers
useful information about their destination.
• Fast and easy to set up
• All fares, tips and
Each month we will be highlighting all the airports and locations where Flybe
commissions paid
passengers can pick up a taxi for their onward journey and pay easily using
every week
CabCard’s Chip & PIN payment facility. This is particularly useful for those
• Just £3.25 a week
who may be arriving in the UK without any cash in £s sterling, or who want to
(inc VAT and insurance)
pay their fare by card. • Only £25 a year
annual airtime
In addition, we will be directing the 9 million readership to our website
• No special
www.netacab.com. Take a couple of minutes to look at this site and you’ll see
account required
just how useful it is for travellers
• No set-up fees
and locals alike who want more
• No minimum
information on taxis in locations all
transaction fees
over the UK.
• No hassle
Every driver or firm contracted
CabCard take
with CabCard can advertise here
care of
for only 99p a week.
This is an optional extra to the everything!
CabCard service and one that we are
sure you won’t want to miss out on.
Contact us today for more details.
Take a look at a sample site now and sign up today
www.paycabs.com/webdeveloper
or phone us on 0845 491 8410
or e-mail service@paycabs.com
Getonboardtoday,call 0845 491 8410 ortext‘ CAB ’to 84070 or visit us on www.paycabs.com
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