Club Wyndham Access

[Cheryl20772]

Also CWA has a much better power rating when trading into RCI than an average single UDI resort.

Please explain!

If I own CWA points (do you refer to Club Wyndham Access?) and deposit say 100K points from my account through the Wyndham portal to RCI, how are these points having a much better "power rating" than someone's deposit of 100K points obtained by resale?

I believe that in that process points are points. Where is the difference to be noted?

Please note that I am not a resale points owner and don't appreciate your name calling. There is no mention (I can find) of "Tiers" anywhere in the article you referenced.

 

[learnalot]

Please explain!

If I own CWA points (do you refer to Club Wyndham Access?) and deposit say 100K points from my account through the Wyndham portal to RCI, how are these points having a much better "power rating" than someone's deposit of 100K points obtained by resale?

I believe that in that process points are points. Where is the difference to be noted?

Please note that I am not a resale points owner and don't appreciate your name calling. There is no mention (I can find) of "Tiers" anywhere in the article you referenced.

Cheryl,

THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! This is a salesman spouting sales spin. When Wyndham points are deposited with RCI, Wyndham points are deposited with RCI. Period. End of story. It makes no difference whether they are resale, developer, CWA (Club Wyndham Access), or UDI (Undivided Interest). Nor does it matter at which Wyndham resort they are deeded. I have sat through many sales pitches where they suggested that it did matter, but it does not!! In fact, Wyndham specifically disallows owners from depositing a particular week or resort with RCI (fixed week owners being the exception). Sales will tell you it matters because they want to SELL you something. It doesn't matter.

If you haven't already, read the rest of the posts in this thread. I personally would not ask Joel to supply any additional "information" - or people who stumble on this thread might think it's actually true.

 

[Cheryl20772]

If you haven't already, read the rest of the posts in this thread. I personally would not ask Joel to supply any additional "information" - or people who stumble on this thread might think it's actually true.

Well, I just think old Joely came stomping into our house with muddy shoes. He ought to have to explain what he said. Too bad he can't be held accountable for his lies here.

 

[timeos2]

Cheryl,

THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE! This is a salesman spouting sales spin. When Wyndham points are deposited with RCI, Wyndham points are deposited with RCI. Period. End of story. It makes no difference whether they are resale, developer, CWA (Club Wyndham Access), or UDI (Undivided Interest). Nor does it matter at which Wyndham resort they are deeded. I have sat through many sales pitches where they suggested that it did matter, but it does not!! In fact, Wyndham specifically disallows owners from depositing a particular week or resort with RCI (fixed week owners being the exception). Sales will tell you it matters because they want to SELL you something. It doesn't matter.

If you haven't already, read the rest of the posts in this thread. I personally would not ask Joel to supply any additional "information" - or people who stumble on this thread might think it's actually true.

Well said. One of the beauties of the Wyndham points system mis that a point is a point - how you bought it (resale/retail) any so called "status" (various shades of nearly worthless VIP makes no difference) or "tier" (the latest of the sales bunk) - have ZERO impact on use/trade value. A point is a point is a point.

Best not to confuse readers - heaven knows the sales weasels will handle that - and make it absolutely clear that a point is a point. End of story. If you believe anything else you've been duped.

 

[rrlongwell]

Moved to top of list to respond to a recent post pertaining to Club Wyndham Access. Suggest one of the moderators to combine the threads pertaining to Access.