Crystal Shores

[puckmanfl]

good morning...

MVCD designed this system to provide for functional co-mingling while preserving the integrity of the real estate deeded "Trust". Please remember that there are approx 750,000 week units in the MVCD system. Prior to 6/20/10 450,000 were sold as Legacy owner weeks. The other 300,000 were MVCD owned. Many of these were put in the real estate trust. The bottom line is that Legacy weeks by definition will always be about 65% of inventory. Every time a Trust owner snags some of this Legacy inventory via the Exchange company an equivalent number of points inventory from Trust is placed in Exchange Company.

Points are really points!!!

The issues are the skim and the$1995 fee for enrollment for resale buyers. Without these 2 issues TUGGERS would be doing hand flips over this system!!!

I have obtained so much benefit from these points that even at $1995 in contrast to the $695 I paid, It would still be worth it. There are so many ways to beat the skim, that it should not be a factor!!! The savings in yearly fees more than pays for the points lost in the skim!!!

 

[windje2000]

I Agree.

I wish there were a way (if there is please let me know) to click a button on a specific thread or post that would save it to my account as a favorite. When I see things like this that I feel I will want to reference sometime down the road , I could just search my favorites.

Maybe I could just post on such treads a one word code, like !@#OCEANWATCH!@# and just search that code in the future...A favorites button would be easier.

SMB,

See that little number in the upper right corner of your post? (#24)

Right click on it and save it in your bookmarks. You will need to add a title or description so when you search for it in whatever browser you use you can find it.

I suggest you make a separate folder and/or subfolder in your bookmarks for these TUG links. That's the only way I can find old posts, especially in large threads.

 

[SMB1]

SMB,

See that little number in the upper right corner of your post? (#24)

Right click on it and save it in your bookmarks. You will need to add a title or description so when you search for it in whatever browser you use you can find it.

I suggest you make a separate folder and/or subfolder in your bookmarks for these TUG links. That's the only way I can find old posts, especially in large threads.

Good to know. Thanks

 

[jimf41]

You can also just subscribe to the thread. Go to the light blue bar just above the first post in any thread and pull down "THREAD TOOLS", then just click on "SUBSCRIBE"