smithchb
newbie
Hi all,
I've been a Wyndham owner (Fairfield) for about 5 years and have NEVER even used my ownership. A month ago I brought a friend to a presentation in Las Vegas for a discount deal and the salesman mentioned to me that next year, Wyndham was planning to have a buy-back program; That anyone who is unhappy with or not using thier membership could sell it back to Wyndham for what we bought for it. He said they're planning to do this because they are running out of inventory. I would absolutely be interested in that kind of thing, since my timeshare is all paid off and I could use a few thousand for paying off debts.
I called Wyndham today and asked them when they planned to start such a program, and the lady there told me that buying back memberships would be illegal and that the guy must have misinformed me.
Has anyone heard of such a thing? Did the lady just not know about it, or did the guy just not know what he was talking about?
Christine
I've been a Wyndham owner (Fairfield) for about 5 years and have NEVER even used my ownership. A month ago I brought a friend to a presentation in Las Vegas for a discount deal and the salesman mentioned to me that next year, Wyndham was planning to have a buy-back program; That anyone who is unhappy with or not using thier membership could sell it back to Wyndham for what we bought for it. He said they're planning to do this because they are running out of inventory. I would absolutely be interested in that kind of thing, since my timeshare is all paid off and I could use a few thousand for paying off debts.
I called Wyndham today and asked them when they planned to start such a program, and the lady there told me that buying back memberships would be illegal and that the guy must have misinformed me.
Has anyone heard of such a thing? Did the lady just not know about it, or did the guy just not know what he was talking about?
Christine