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Top up by voucher or top up with voucher?

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Is it "to top up by voucher" or "to top up with voucher"?

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[+3] - izzythepush - 04/11/2019In the UK we say top up with a voucher, or more commonly we'd say we used a top up voucher, or we've put it (a voucher) on the phone.

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In the UK we say top up with a voucher, or more commonly we'd say we used a top up voucher, or we've put it (a voucher) on the phone.

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