Cheap Airfare Secrets

September 11, 5:42 PMBest Value Travel ExaminerDT Regula

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I pride myself on finding cheap airfares, and ahem! consider myself to be pretty darn good at it.  I also hate in-your-face, endless-sales-letter-style advertising, so when I decided to check out "Airfare Secrets Revealed!", complete with pseudo-highlighter underlining on the display page,  I approached it with skepticism.

But after reviewing a few of the tips, I had to admit defeat. This guide, allegedly written for revenge by a disgruntled airline employee, comes through with the goods. The $37 price tag, even with the nearly-endless "Special Bonuses", is still hefty for an e-book guide of any kind, so if you rarely travel, you may want to pass. But if you're at airports so often that you've been known to approach a  hostess podium in an upscale restaurant and suddenly think you now have to dig for an non-existent boarding pass, this just may be for you.

 Tom Rhoads' Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed Guide

Includes the following bonuses free with the $37 purchase fee: How to be an Air Courier Guide,  Last Minute Traveler Guide, Budget Travel Guide, Party Travel Guide,  Eight Travelers Language Phrase Guides,  Holiday Plus! Vacation Planning Software,  How to Budget a Family Vacation,  Taking the Perfect Camera Shots Guide. 

Remember, despite the images on the website, you will not receive physical books - these are all "e-books" and your fee will buy you the ability to download them onto your computer.