Generally, the way it works right now in MVC is that if you have weeks that don't play in the Points Exchange, they don't benefit from anything.
For example, my unenrolled resale weeks need to be in a separate II account, not in the MVC corporate one. They are also subject to paying a $40 reservation cancelation fee outside the 60-day window (enrolled weeks pay no cancel fees whether used as weeks or points). Enrolled and unenrolled weeks are like two separate universes. They may make things simpler with II exchanges, as you suggest, but there is no indication from the past that it will happen.
Right, but mandatory resale owners get a corp interval account. So would those units (if paying the new club dues) be eligible for the interval benefits coming with the new club dues? That’s a big question many of us need answered. I think most mandatory resale owners here understand that we would have to retro to exchange for DC points, but the other benefits associated with the club dues are also being questioned, I.e the free internal interval exchanges removal of banking, and other fees. Unenrolled Marriott weeks are similar to Voluntary resales that are not in the VSN. You need a separate interval account and you need to pay for that account.
Here is a benefit of an enrolled vistana unit. They can book cruises with star options. This is the terms and conditions to book:
“
ELIGIBILITY
Participants must be VSN members with sufficient available Use Rights to participate in the Owner Cruise offer. Bonus StarOptions,
Vacation Ownership Interests (“VOIs”) purchased through an unauthorized resale agent or HOA resale offer, or VOIs not enrolled in the VSN are
not eligible for this offer.“
This is presumably going to be the same terms and conditions associated with the eligibility to convert to DC.
But will the interval benefits of the new club dues carry over to EVERYONE with a Corp account? I for one hope so