Alan,
I actually was kidding -- I'll add a smily face... Of course, I wouldn't get too irritated over a downgrade from box wine to Kool Aid, if everything else was equal. I was also kidding about the distinction between new and resale.
I actually don't exchange anymore. We've always been treated fine, but one time got a garden view. We own top views and I don't like the roulette with II. Off topic, but do any independent exchange firms have view selection and take view into consideration for trading power?
-Dan
I actually was kidding -- I'll add a smily face... Of course, I wouldn't get too irritated over a downgrade from box wine to Kool Aid, if everything else was equal. I was also kidding about the distinction between new and resale.
I actually don't exchange anymore. We've always been treated fine, but one time got a garden view. We own top views and I don't like the roulette with II. Off topic, but do any independent exchange firms have view selection and take view into consideration for trading power?
-Dan
Terrible idea.
The timeshare exchange guest is the owner's surrogate & as such should get everything & receive all courtesies & enjoy every privilege that the owner would get if the owner had shown up & checked in instead of depositing the timeshare week for exchange.
That's what exchange means. I give you (or somebody else, through RCI or I-I, etc.) all that was coming to me & in exchange I get all that was coming to you (or whoever banked the week with RCI or I-I, etc.).
There can be no class distinction between full-freighters & resale owners, & likewise none between owners & exchangers.
-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
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