II: Can one timeshare increase the trading power of another?

[Beefnot]

Let's say I have multiple timeshares registered in my account with Interval, one of which is a high quality and/or highly valued property. Is it at all possible that one of my timeshares that would otherwise have a low trading power, instead receives a higher trade power by virtue of being associated in my account with the more highly valued property? Or does each deposit stand on its own merits?

Has anyone ever removed their higher value property from their II account (if that's possible) and then witnessed that their remaining lower value timeshare(s) can pull less than what it used to?

 

[sfwilshire]

Each unit stands on it's own merit.

Sheila

 

[Beefnot]

That is good to hear and I hope that is indeed true. Reason I posed the question was because I recently purchased a Marriott Property and a cheap Orlando one. However I am in the process of transferring the Marriott out of my name due to a misrepresentation on the part of the seller.

Both properties are currently in my II account and both show as Premier (gold) properties under "My Membership Information" although the Orlando one in actuality only a Select (silver). In the "My Units" section, the Orlando property does correctly show as Select. So I was not sure whether the system is seeing it as Premier or Select when assigning trade power. I have been satisfied so far with what I was able to "see" with it, and was worried that it might change when the Marriott property is transferred out.

Speaking of that, if I don't tell II that the Marriott property is gone, would it ever get removed from my acct without me reporting it?

 

[beanie]

no it will not unless you tell II . I sold my aruba Marriott about 2 yrs ago and it still shows up in my account. I called II for another reason the other night and had planned on telling them then but they kept hanging up on me and asking me to call back at a later date. so I guess it will have to wait .