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Would Edisto work? It doesn't have the name recognition of HHI, but it sounds like a pretty nice laid-back place. A 70K might see one of these: Wyndham Ocean Ridge II (#6466) Be the first to write a review 1 King Cotton Road Edisto Island, SC 29438 USA 843/869-2561 www.wyndhamvacationresorts.com Units that meet your criteria Total Units Available: 10 Unit Type Max Occup (Privacy) Kitchen Check-In Date Check-Out Date Price 1 BR 4 (4) Full...

I know both actions are call exchanges in Wyndham sale program 1. Exchange through RCI. 2. Exchange your deed to another newer resort deed (it also called equity transfer). Internally, it is called reservation. You already give trust your point. Which is defined in your contract. By using the same name to call 2 different things, they can always claim you are mistakenly confused by your own imagination, so they can win in case you plan to pull...

Quote: Originally Posted by DeniseM Did you leave a tip for the maid? It works wonders in getting mid-week supplies replenished and more towels than you will know what to do with. Didn't think about it when I left for the day, but I didn't need supplies replenished. Towels were swapped out, plus I have the towels from the second bathroom.

We bought our 2 weeks because we wanted guaranteed OF units for a reasonable cost, so we just have no reason to convert at any price. If I wanted Wyndham points, I'd just buy some resale. I actually wouldn't mind, but we already own too many timeshares!

Hmm, I guess someone should have told Bonnett Creek my points were bought resale for another resort before they let me stay there twice in the last 4 months...

Listing every GC on the East Coast, presumably includes a lot of non Wyndham. Wyndham deposits have less than stellar trading power and are best used to exchange back into other Wyndham resorts. Brian has posted repeatedly Wyndham resorts available for exchange at about the 8 mth mark so look over the list of Wyndham resorts and see what could be acceptable and include them in the search. For other resorts you really need to expand the choices...

Quote: Originally Posted by bnoble Yes and no. Wyndham owners (who purchased retail or have enrolled their deed) with an RCI affiliation have access to most Points inventory, but they don't have full-fledged Points accounts. Furthermore, the primary exchange mechanism that is promoted is via Weeks, and so that's what most people use. So, most Wyn inventory ends up in Weeks, as Jya-Ning posted. Thanks Brian, I didn't know that.

Thanks to everyone for the information. We own 3 wks of timeshare at resorts we want to be at. No RCI fees and no exchange fees. (Not that they can't be a good thing and work for some people, but for us owning where we want to be is important.) We just went to this presentation for information and I thought I would pass on what I was told. I know most of what they tell you is baloney(almost got caught up in an Avalon scheme!!! and I have...

Thanks again for all of your help, this year we are planning on using the fixed week. One more question, can I only go for a full week with wyndham or can I go for 3 nights one time and 4 nights another? I don't think I can but I was just wondering. Troy

You are in the range. $7 might be a tad high . ie: Prime 1 bdr at 154,000 x $7 plus $99GC = $1177 for the week. Value 1 bdr at 105,000 x $7 plus $99GC = $834 for the week. You goal might be to cover cost + $175 (which is $25 per day of their vacation). So Prime 154K + GC is $4.7 = $823 + $175 ==> $1000 Value 105K + GC at $4.7 = $593 + $175 ==> $770