How did I become a Latitudes member?

[snowmaiden]

In the past month, I’ve started getting emails from NCL indicating that I’m a Latitudes rewards member.  There’s a member number given, at the rank of bronze.  The thing is that I’ve never taken an NCL cruise (although I have cruised in the past with Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Princess.)  I’d like to make sure there’s not a simple explanation for how I “joined” Latitudes before I take the trouble to call them and start investigating.  Does anybody have a possible answer for me?

[wolft927]

If you ever signed up while searching for a cruise it enrolls you

[RocketMan275]

4 hours ago, snowmaiden said:

In the past month, I’ve started getting emails from NCL indicating that I’m a Latitudes rewards member.  There’s a member number given, at the rank of bronze.  The thing is that I’ve never taken an NCL cruise (although I have cruised in the past with Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Princess.)  I’d like to make sure there’s not a simple explanation for how I “joined” Latitudes before I take the trouble to call them and start investigating.  Does anybody have a possible answer for me?

Bronze is the lowest level.  It starts at zero points.  

[cruiseny4life]

Not that I'd ever want to be "technical," but Bronze actually starts at 1 point. @snowmaiden, you could be a member if you've signed up. Or, you may just have mistakenly been added to NCL's email distribution list. If you've really never cruised with NCL, then you should not be considered Bronze. You would actually be considered a "prospect" until you take a cruise. After the cruise, you'd receive at least one point and become Bronze. 

 

Source: https://www.ncl.com/latitudes-rewards-program