Who doesn't want to travel more for less? Flying is so common but prices are often way too high for our budgets.
We have learned some way to save on airfare - from purchasing well in advance to wait for the promotions or last minute sales, from checking all those online cheap options to check with some agencies that have their own airfare deals.
But there are so many other ways to save on airfare.
And who would know better than former insider! 1.
What Is Save on Airfare Secrets? Save on Airfare Secrets is an e-book written by the former airline agent, at least that's what the online advertising says.
One day he got fired from his major airline corporation - unfairly he says - and decided to take revenge writing this book.
Whatever was his motivation, the book offers some secrets how to really fly more and save money.
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Basics and Advanced Tips.
The Save on Airfare Secrets eBook starts with some basic tips that are mostly known to many frequent flyers.
Don't let that first part of the book disappoint you.
Don't forget that there are people who don't know even those little helpful hints! Logically, the ebook's secrets progress towards the end.
But the good thing is that you don't need to read some blah-blah sections in order to get to the point.
The author's revelations are pretty precise and self-explanatory.
And most importantly - they are really revelations! Basically, the Save of Airfare Secrets explains saving techniques.
As I tried it out, I recommend you do the same - you will see, these techniques really work.
Depending on how much you travel, you can save something from couple of hundred of dollars to a good thousands or even more.
In any case, saving really comes to 30 or 40 percent, as the author suggests.
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Lucky Strikes and Other Chances.
Good thing is that techniques that the Save on Airfare Secrets eBook offers don't require too much time or some special efforts.
They basically teach you what you need to know to purchase cheaper tickets and not to go with the price that the airlines officially offer even when promoting their discounts.
There are also many examples that are more about a strike of luck than anything else, so you can't count on them as suggested techniques.
For example, if something goes wrong in the computer and purchasing system at the moment when you are buying your ticket, it can really be a jack pot - as it was for the guy who paid hardly over $100 for a ticket over $1,000.
Oh well, how many people are really that lucky? But the chances to save big bucks after reading this book are no joke.