paxsarah
TUG Member
- Joined
- Sep 6, 2010
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- Location
- Athens, GA
- Resorts Owned
- Wyndham Ocean Boulevard, Flagstaff, Grand Desert
So I won't be able to log into Roberts account and he won't be able to log into mine. That's good. But how is that any different than it's always been
Or maybe he's afraid that if I own the points my wife won't be able to stay in the same condo
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That's not actually how I read it. More like, say I own four contracts as the sole owner. I buy a fifth contract with me and my spouse as co-owners, and that adds him to my account as a co-owner. Today, we can log onto the same account, make a reservation up to the full value of the point available with either one of us as the owner occupying the unit, no guest certificate needed. How I read Avislo's concern was that if the new system forces my spouse and I to each have our own separate login credentials, and I can make a reservation up to the full value of the points on the account because I'm on all the contracts, but my spouse can only make a reservation up to the value of the single contract he's deeded as a co-owner on. By extension, perhaps if I made a reservation using points from contracts my spouse wasn't a co-owner on, I'd have to use a GC to add him to the reservation.
That's how I read it. I could be wrong, but if I'm right, it would have been a valid concern. Poorly articulated, and I don't know how speculative, but if they're planning to track down to the contract level it's something Wyndham could theoretically be capable of doing in the new system.