Serene E.

Buyers beware! Savings are grossly misrepresented n if you found out you've been deceived, no refunds considered! Bought a high tea party voucher for 4 at $288 ( claimed value was $570). Found out later that buying direct from the organisers gives better value especial when one's allowed to choose time of sittings, not restrictive per Living Social. Asked nicely if I can get a refund in credit so my gfs n I can book direct with organisers since their savings claim was grossly overstated. 1st reply from them was " no refund for change of mind whatever the reason". I pleaded on informing them their savings claim was grossly deceptive. 2nd reply came as "... their ( organiser's) new discount comes to $290. Therefore as our deal was $288, it is actually cheaper." That makes $2 or 50cents per ticket cheaper! What happen to the original claim of hundreds of dollars savings? Lesson: Never believe in their savings claim - do your homework before buying anything from them. For you'll never get your money back.