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David Kirkland was a officer on a cruise ship for more than 10 years. During that time, he learned all the little money making secrets of the cruise lines and what they did to make sure they squeezed every dime out of their passengers. Sure, taking a cruise for many is a vacation of lifetime and the last thing you want to do is be cheap about it. However, enjoying yourself to the fullest does not have to break the bank. David’s Intelligent Cruiser Guide shows you how to have a good time without needing to pay through the nose for it. From off shore excursions to VIP status, Intelligent Cruiser will show you all the tips and tricks that will have you working the system in your favor. Have a great time and save big money with Intelligent Cruiser.

What you Get:
-The “Ultimate Cruise Savings” Guide
-The “Spoil Yourself with VIP Treatment” Guide
-The “Truth Exposed” Guide

Bonuses:
-“Free Airfare for Life”
-“Lower your Cruise Fare”
-“Free Cabin Upgrades”

The Price to become an intelligent cruiser is $37, which is about the price you would expect to pay for something like this. It is a little pricey for only 105 pages total of information, but worth it if this information ends up saving you hundreds on your next cruise.

What others think:

The Intelligent Cruiser has been on the market for a few years and has a pretty good ranking and enjoys a low return rate. To me, this indicates that eBook is certainly not a rip off. David Kirkland is most likely a former Cruise Ship Officer and probably does know what he is talking about. The only drawback is that this is a rather mature product and many Cruise Ship Policies might have changed since it was first written.

Checking out what people on the cruise forums have to say about Intelligent Cruiser, it appears that the results are a bit mixed. The more experienced Cruisers cannot find any valuable information in Kirkland’s Guide and think that looking on forums is a much better way to go about it. However, those who have read the guide think that it does have a lot of value for first time cruise goers. While searching on cruise forums might yield the same results, it will probably take you lot more time.

Looking through the guide, I thought it contained a lot of good valuable information. Sure, some of it is basically common sense and frugality, but some of the advice is really eye opening. While it may not be for the experienced Cruiser, it could be pretty valuable for someone going on their first ever excursion. Also, since it is backed by a 60 day guarantee, checking it out is risk free.