As @dioxide45 explained above, HGV is allowed to rent inventory that either they own or membets have converted to hilton honors.
Your statement isn’t true because many of us are booking all of the time. I suggest that you either book your HW or book at start of club season. You will need to explain to us what and when you are trying to book. Also, what club are you in, HGVC or HVC?
Can you let us know more about where you have tried looking, what seasons, and how far out from your desired dates? This is a very broad statement and hard to assess without more information.
Not to my knowledge, but there are plenty of people posing as lawyers (and for all I know actual lawyers) cold calling timeshare owners and talking about a class action lawsuit in hopes of extracting upfront lawsuit money.
*Always* is a strong word...but there is basically always availability at 276 days in HGVC's major destinations - O'ahu, the Big Island, Carlsbad (CA), Las Vegas, Myrtle Beach, and Orlando.
I know you are new to TUG but why would you ask if there is some type of legal action against HGVC for nightly rentals? You then mention there is never any availability so others have asked you where you are trying to book and are you HGVC or HVC. All of those questions need to be answered before anyone can give you any help with your statement "It would explain why there's never any availability."
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That is what I always thought but reading @alwysonvac first attachment that may not be entirely true. Unless I am reading too much into this, it certainly appears that HGVC can tap into all member inventory that is within 30 days to use for any purposes they want. I can understand using it for Open Season but they aren't limited to that.
This seems to be somewhat standard between brands. Marriott resorts have similar provisions where Marriott Vacation Club can take inventory at different times depending on the resort. Some it is 75 days, others 60 days. It effectively becomes owned inventory by the developer. So my statement is still somewhat true.
On the one hand that makes sense, and I can agree with you. Alternatively its better for the resorts to operate closer to fully occupied. That should help to reduce overall costs per guest, allow the food and drink outlets to sell more, and potentially offer more services at the resort.
This is a ripoff timeshare exit outfit citing stuff that is immaterial. They are simply going to try to convince people to hand over thousands of dollars to "help" them exit their timeshare.
I have received similar cold calls in the past.
Yeah, I don't even pick up the phone anymore unless the number is in my contacts. If it is a real call they can leave a message. 95% of the phone calls are from scammers.
I do the same. Any calls not in my contacts go directly to voicemail. I find I get a lot of 3 or 4 second voicemails. There is nothing on the voicemails. This just started happening within the past few months.
