timesharepro
TUG Member
Coming here to see if anyone else has seen this as I have been selling timeshares for the past 11 years and this is the first time it has come to light.
A buyer of resale BG points received a bill for prorated maintenance fees for May through October. The account they owned prior was purchased directly from BG and is a sales type Y (billed in October, due in November) with an earn month of February. The contract they purchased is a sales type A (Billed 30 days prior to earn date) with a earn month of February. The previous owners of the contract purchased paid the maintenance fees in full, so there shouldn't have been anything due until February 2019.
Bluegreen says that regardless if the previous owners paid the maintenance fees in full, upon transfer the new owner is responsible for a prorated amount because they now have use of the points.
To me this sounds like double billing. If the previous owner also has use of those points then I would find it fair, but they don't.
Anyone else seen this?
A buyer of resale BG points received a bill for prorated maintenance fees for May through October. The account they owned prior was purchased directly from BG and is a sales type Y (billed in October, due in November) with an earn month of February. The contract they purchased is a sales type A (Billed 30 days prior to earn date) with a earn month of February. The previous owners of the contract purchased paid the maintenance fees in full, so there shouldn't have been anything due until February 2019.
Bluegreen says that regardless if the previous owners paid the maintenance fees in full, upon transfer the new owner is responsible for a prorated amount because they now have use of the points.
To me this sounds like double billing. If the previous owner also has use of those points then I would find it fair, but they don't.
Anyone else seen this?