Sometime between Feb-June - as we've repeatedly covered in past posts within this thread. More specific guidance won't be issued given the variances in play. It's not tied to specific resorts in a serial manner or anything, so it's not possible to tell anyone that FG, for example, is going to occur at a specific point in time, it's more about the complexity of the owner account(s) in question, how many impacted contracts those impacted owners hold, and at what resorts, etc. In general, those resorts closer to an actual bankuptcy filing will be processed ahead of those resorts farther away from a bankruptcy filing in so far as timelines are concerned (the timelines of which are also subject to change of course). In general, those owners who hold multiple contracts from multiple impacted resorts are likely to go last given their refunds and accounts are the most complex to process. That said, there are always exceptions, so for example, if an impacted owner holds contracts from both OIRC and Wyndham Shawnee, they may have had their OIRC contracts processed (and their refunds), but not the Poconos contracts, given this is one of the last resorts to close (last day for limited resort operations is today actually). There are many scenarios, like the one I just outlined, that basically reinforce the narrative that the answers aren't as straightforward as many would otherwise choose to believe.
I did ask the question last Friday as to exactly how the refunds are being processed. Based upon what we've seen, what Wyndham is doing is simply reversing the previous charges, which means the refunded payments will be reflected back on whatever card was used for those charges, regardless of whatever card is currently configured. My ask was, what if that card is no longer active/available, what happens then? Still waiting on an answer.
