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http://perks.mocca.com/Deals/DEA111121-000...ne-car-grooming Bought the above voucher as a gift for my brother at $58 and the voucher states that it's for $150 worth of services. I repeat, $150 hor. When my bro called up to make appointment, they told him that if the paint work has not been polished for a long time, they need to do machine polish, etc, to restore the shine. They say usual price is $180, but since he got the voucher, he need to top up $180 - $58 = $120 ( which works out to be a $2 discount). My bro then challenge, the voucher listed $150 worth of service, so shouldn't the top up be $180 - $150? They say it doesn't work this way. The $58 is for normal wash and basic hand "polish", which I doubt if they even claybar. Topping up $120 (on top of the $58 voucher) for machine polish to restore the shine is way too expensive. At least if the top up is $30-40, still acceptable, it's suppose to be discounted/offer price isn't it? I can get a mobile groomer with machine polish + wax at $80-90. Then what's the use of buying the voucher? That's misrepresentation marketing. In the end my bro told them forget it, and he returned the voucher to me...... Bros and Sis, please beware of unscrupulous marketing tactics when buying discount vouchers!