Interval E-Plus question

[rsackett]

I'm sure this has been covered before, but I could not find the answer.

If I trade my Marriott week for a non-Marriott week and buy E-Plus, if I then search for a replacement week using the E-Plus will I still have Marriott Priority or is that lost since I traded for a non Marriott week? Or for that matter even if I originally traded for a Marriott week would and E-Plus have lost the Marriott Priority on the retrade.



Thanks, Ray

 

[Hindsite]

Marriott priority and the associated trading power from your deposit remain with your e-plus retrades wherever you trade out to initially, so if you wanted to exchange back into an MVC, you'd see what is available in MVC to MVC priority.

If your MVC week is enrolled, you won't pay an exchange fee for exchanging into an MVC, Sheraton or Westin and you get unlimited no fee retrades. When you exchange out of that brand group, you pay the exchange fee, if you then exchange back into an MVC, you don't need to have paid for e-plus for that, as it would be a no fee exchange. There's more, but if your week isn't enrolled I won't go on. Is it enrolled?

 

[rsackett]

No my week is not enrolled.

Thanks, Ray

 

[traumaguy]

I'm sure this has been covered before, but I could not find the answer.

If I trade my Marriott week for a non-Marriott week and buy E-Plus, if I then search for a replacement week using the E-Plus will I still have Marriott Priority or is that lost since I traded for a non Marriott week? Or for that matter even if I originally traded for a Marriott week would and E-Plus have lost the Marriott Priority on the retrade.



Thanks, Ray

just make sure if you get e-plus you trade before 60 days of you trip otherwise you only get to trade about 45 days out, so what i usually do is find a resort at least 1 yr out that way i have plenty of time to do retrades

 

[Hindsite]

No my week is not enrolled.

Thanks, Ray

OK, so when you get e-plus with an unenrolled week, it works per my first sentence. No loss of MVC to MVC priority if you trade out of brand, and then want to go back in.