Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
But they switch it between the two anyway? How does that stand with all the community fees bollocks.
And did I see a "we" being used in an apologists post?
Things that make you go Hhhmmmmmm
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And did I see a "we" being used in an apologists post?
Things that make you go Hhhmmmmmm
bubbles1812
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This is something I wonder all the time... To each their own I guess, but something like DVC has and never will appeal. It's a long time to be locked in, and in my head, the cost is a hard one to justify.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Because sometimes you have to do things your partner wants to avoid waking up sans tadger
That is understandable, but I would bet dollars to doughnuts that if I were to speak with a DVC sales agent today about signing up and bring up a concern such as what we are speaking about, they would have some spin to put on it and tell me not to worry and it doesnt happen. Another case of once they have your money your not as important.
Yeah, well....
Or in my case, being dumped overboard in the middle of the night off the coast of Canada.....
No, they don't switch it between the two. They can't. That's the whole point. Also, who said "we"?
DVC tent plot at FW and I will stay there the rest of my trips (whenever the next one even is at this point. Two cruises, SEAS AP, and UNI AP have taken precedence over WDW).
Oh don't get me wrong I think timeshares are a horrible model for the consumer.
Clever Name
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With the Blue Ocean Strategy they'd have plenty of water to fill the empty cup, but it would be salt water so you couldn't drink it.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Best tell WDWDad962 then or whoever gave him the info in his post.
Pentacat
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That's a great idea, by this logic then they are automatically forcing themselves into building oversupply into a resort? So if cash rooms are unsold and aren't available for DVC members to occupy then that room MUST sit empty? So then they have forced themselves to build a resort with more rooms to meet DVC demand yet maintain "open" cash rooms or go through this room conversion process in order to reallocate those rooms from cash to DVC?
That's nuts.
Well I suppose if that is the only alternative...then it may make minimal sense
I agree but it's the industry standard. Hilton Grand Vacations or whoever else do it more or less the same way. It's necessary as a product of members being "owners."
But the lady who sells them kept using the word "asset" and "investment". What could go wrong?
It's for people who are bad at math. Like lottery players. I wonder if there's a correlation?
You sound like Dave Ramsey.
WDWDad13
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It's ok. They don't get it. It's such a hard thing to comprehend lol
<---Late to the conversation here.
Couldn't the amount of DVC rooms available for cash be because more and more owners are trading out to stay at other resorts (non-disney, out of state resorts)? I believe when that happens, the inventory those points represent are switched to cash rooms.
Couldn't the amount of DVC rooms available for cash be because more and more owners are trading out to stay at other resorts (non-disney, out of state resorts)? I believe when that happens, the inventory those points represent are switched to cash rooms.
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