Change to Redweek process and all those extra fees... And not in a good way.... [MERGED]

[rickandcindy23]

When I wanted to take down a listing because I rented it to a friend, I emailed RW and told them to take the ad down, but in the meantime I increased the price astronomically, so I wouldn't have to wait for RW to make it unrentable. I raised the price to $10,000 on a Sheraton week. I knew no one would pay that.

 

[jwalk03]

When I wanted to take down a listing because I rented it to a friend, I emailed RW and told them to take the ad down, but in the meantime I increased the price astronomically, so I wouldn't have to wait for RW to make it unrentable. I raised the price to $10,000 on a Sheraton week. I knew no one would pay that.

But would you have kicked your friend out if someone DID rent it for $10,000?! LOL

 

[chapjim]

When I wanted to take down a listing because I rented it to a friend, I emailed RW and told them to take the ad down, but in the meantime I increased the price astronomically, so I wouldn't have to wait for RW to make it unrentable. I raised the price to $10,000 on a Sheraton week. I knew no one would pay that.

Not knowing how long it would take for RW's Customer Service to take down the listing, and because I'd seen where you did that before, I did the same thing!!

 

[hgregory133]

If not, get that timeshare ownership isolated into a trust so you have a little insulation from potential future changes that may really restrict your options in a few years.

Can you please explain why having your ownership in a trust would provide more protection? I've never heard this before and I would love to understand the mechanics. Thank you Richard!