NCL "Cruise Advisor" Offer

I received and offer to sit through a presentation and then receive a voucher for a cruise on NCL from a company called "Cruise Advisor", does anyone have any experience or input on this company? Supposedly it is a grand opening offer and we will need to sit through a 90 minute presentation to receive the voucher. I have made an appointment as the location is not too far from my house. Any information would be appreciated!!!

Use common sense. (and I mean that in a nice way).

Thanks Collin, big help...and I mean that in a nice way too.

JAF1960, my apologies I thought I had put a link in with my original post. Here is a post from a few years back but still relevant that pertains to the type of thing you are talking about. Hope this helps.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=187948

I do not know the company, but it does not have a good vibe to me. I would think you might be put through a presentation with lots of pressure to purchase. And at the end the certificate may not be worth much or have many restrictions. Like time share offers, I'd decline this offer, too. But if you go, let us know the outcome.

Thanks that is what I plan on doing! Wasn't sure if anyone had experienced this offer, I am VERY leery also but will listen and report! Thanks!

I received and offer to sit through a presentation and then receive a voucher for a cruise on NCL from a company called "Cruise Advisor", does anyone have any experience or input on this company? Supposedly it is a grand opening offer and we will need to sit through a 90 minute presentation to receive the voucher. I have made an appointment as the location is not too far from my house. Any information would be appreciated!!!

I just googled "Cruise Advisor" and nothing came up.............seemed strange to me.

It sounds like one of those "police stings" where they make a great offer of one kind or another and then arrest their "wanted" when they show up at the so-called party. Just kidding....but you don't have any outstanding warrants, do you JAF1960??? :D:D:D:D:D

Run don't stop. I too fell for this. The small print says you pay for one person at brochure rate. Don't waste your time.

We got the same thing - have you found out more information or gone to the sales pitch. Where is the location of what they are trying to get folks to purchase?

It sounds like one of those "police stings" where they make a great offer of one kind or another and then arrest their "wanted" when they show up at the so-called party. Just kidding....but you don't have any outstanding warrants, do you JAF1960??? :D:D:D:D:D

JAF1960 -> Last Activity: January 17th, 2014 11:04 PM

LOL!

Go to the presentation and when it's over and the "salesperson" approaches start rocking back and forth saying "I like to cruise, I like to cruise."

You can be sure that "Cruise Advisor" is not their real name.

Sure, you might still get a cruise. And you may have to pay port taxes and NSF fees. And, you may have to book the cruise through their agency along with airfare and hotel. And, the cruise might be a 3/4 day cruise. And handling charges. And required insurance.

Who knows? Nobody here for sure.

But, if they can not at least tell you what it is all about, then move along. Nothing to see here!