About Paper Plus
Paper Plus is a well-known New Zealand retail chain specialising in books, stationery, office and school supplies, cards, magazines, toys, and gifts. With locally-owned stores across the country and an online shop at paperplus.co.nz, they cater to students, home offices, businesses, and everyday shoppers looking for reading material and stationery. Many stores also offer additional services such as copying, printing, laminating, and postal services, as well as a loyalty programme where customers can earn rewards on their purchases.
A Paper Plus charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you buy items in-store (using EFTPOS, credit, or debit card) or place an order through paperplus.co.nz. The description may look like “PAPER PLUS [STORE NAME] NZ” for in‑store purchases or “PAPER PLUS ONLINE AUCKLAND NZ”/“PAPERPLUS.CO.NZ” for online orders. Charges can come from one‑off purchases, online click & collect orders, pre-orders for upcoming book releases, layby or special orders when the balance is taken, or the redemption and top‑up of gift cards. Some banks may also show a small temporary authorization hold when you place an online order or update your payment details; this usually disappears once the final amount is confirmed and charged.
If you’re unsure about a Paper Plus charge, start by checking recent till receipts, email order confirmations from paperplus.co.nz, and any click & collect or pre‑order notifications. Log into your online account at paperplus.co.nz (if you have one) to review order history and payment details, or contact the specific store listed on your receipt or in your email. For online order queries, use the Contact or Help section at paperplus.co.nz to reach customer service with your order number, date, and the exact amount charged. If you still can’t identify the transaction, your bank can help check card‑present vs. online use, dispute unauthorized charges, or block or replace your card if fraud is suspected.