Insider Secrets To Cheap Flights - Downsized Agent Reveals All

The airlines fired me for a shocking and bogus reason so I decided to spill my guts and reveal to you...

 "How To Save A Fortune On All Your Flights By Beating The Airlines At Their Own Game." 

After you grab my guide full of insider travel secrets you will be shocked to see how easy it is to get the airfare you need for dirt cheap. The airlines are desperate to keep their confidential information out of your hands...

Henry Rustkirk, Fired Airline
Reservations Agent 

Welcome Weary Traveler, 

Henry Rustkirk here:

It doesn't matter if you call on the phone, go to a discount travel site or even use a local travel agent, the whole airline reservation system is designed to squeeze the most money out of you as possible.

The airlines work tirelessly to come up with new ways to rip you off. The scemes they use to shake people down would fit right in with organized crime.

With so many new fees, horrible customer service and no extras you are now paying way more for way less. Now they even want you to pay for your freaking bags to come with you! 

I am ashamed to say that I know all this because I was once a part of this crooked system...

Fired Without Warning...At Lunch

I worked my butt off for my company for 9 years.  I always did my best to be a "good employee".  Those jerks even sent me to a leadership conference two months before they fired me for no good reason(later I did  find out the real reason which I'll tell you about in a bit).

I'll never forget that spring day.  I went to lunch at my favorite BBQ joint, and when I came back, there was the corporate HR guy and one of the security guards at my desk.  My career, my livelihood was all gone.  I kept asking why, but all he said was "Clean out your desk.  Your services are no longer needed".

Time to fight back against
those greedy airlines.

Time To Spill My Guts...

To say that I was a little upset would be an understatement.  I felt lied to, disrepected and betrayed.  After I calmed down a little bit I realized what I had to do.  It was time to let all the dirty little secrets I had learned over the years out and teach those airlines a lesson.More...

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