What does it mean by, 25% off Up to: $75 Value

Thinker on 07/06/2011 - 17:59

Hi!
I just recently bought an Entertainment Book.
One of the voucher is
Offer: 25% off the TOTAL BILL

Up to: $75.00 value
Page No: E92
Type: Accommodation, Travel & Other

Does this mean the most discount I can get is $75.
Or does it mean I can only get 25% up to $75 which works out to be only $18.25?

Comments

Tal_Shiar on 07/06/2011 - 18:06

It should mean you get 25% off the bill as long as it is $300 or less (4x $75.00), anything over should be full price
issh on 07/06/2011 - 18:08

This

Does this mean the most discount I can get is $75.

but you have to spend $300 for it to be $75

For $350, you will only get $75 off
llama on 07/06/2011 - 19:57

I'll rephrase what others have already explained - you get 25% off but the maximum discount is $75.

If it's $100 you get 25% discount = $25 off
If it's $200 you get 25% discount = $50 off
If it's $300 you get 25% discount = $75 off
If it's $301 you get maximum $75 discount = $75 off