Title: not worth the time
Product review: I'm surprised by the book especially after reading all the rave reviews. As my fellow reviewers have pointed out, there are only a few pointers the author keeps stressing: be loyal to a few companies and try to get people to give you free upgrades. Frankly, though the author claims that everyone can practise what he proposes, if you don't fly often enough, no airline employee is going to hand you free stuff. Plus, I find it hard to believe that you can request upgrades all the time. If everyone does that, who is going to pay for first class? You have to have a thick skin to do this all the time. I think the airlines/hotels might even have a remark under your name: 'ask for requests all the time, better give him or he'll call someone else'. People are probably providing you good service for all the wrong reasons.
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