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Is this the first DC points resale listing on ebay?

kds4 said:
windje2000 said:
Greg - I think you are right about MAR ROFR. Here's why I think Marriott must ROFR these points.

I have to disagree that Marriott has to ROFR (as we traditionally think of ROFR). I took the following from Page 3, Section VI of the Marriott Ownership Resorts Inc. (MORI) disclosures guide at https://www.my-vacationclub.com/common/vc/en-us/pdfs/enrollment_legal_docs/disclosure_guide.pdf

"If the purchase of an Interest is not made from an Approved Broker, then the owner of such Interest(s) may not be entitled to Exchange Benefits in Exchange Company’s sole and absolute discretion, even if the initiation fee is paid. Additional payments may be required to access the Exchange Benefits."

So, it seems that MORI can refuse to grant buyer trading privileges with their newly purchased points? MORI can demand additional monies from the buyer to be able to exercise their newly purchased points? I'm not sure that sellers don't have an obligation to disclose these potential encumbrances on their points if they choose to attempt to sell them directly, or that if the seller doesn't disclose, they risk liability to their buyers. :ponder:
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It does limit the buyer according to the docs but they are still able to book a reservation at whatever resorts are in the trust. They just may not be able to access what has been deposited by enrolled weeks owners into the exchange company.
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RBERR1 said:
It does limit the buyer according to the docs but they are still able to book a reservation at whatever resorts are in the trust.

at 60 days out???

They just may not be able to access what has been deposited by enrolled weeks owners into the exchange company.
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I agree that the language would suggest that there would be no access to the exchange co.

BTW, do you know if the seller/lister is an Approved Broker??
 
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Who is this Perry guy Ihear spoken of so much?

I wish there was aw ay to find out who won and what their experience is.
I would buy some at that price if I knew I could use them.
 
good morning...

Perry is quite an interesting character on these here parts! For some of his best work, pull up the"speculation" thread that ran here from about March 2010 to the roll out of the new DC program 6/20/2010...

He now has a new home , although it is quite sparsely populated....

www.mvci-timesharewizard.com
 
puckmanfl said:
good morning...

Perry is quite an interesting character on these here parts! For some of his best work, pull up the"speculation" thread that ran here from about March 2010 to the roll out of the new DC program 6/20/2010...

He now has a new home , although it is quite sparsely populated....

www.mvci-timesharewizard.com
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Puck, for reasons I can't figure out your link doesn't work, at least for me. Here's one that does --LINK
 
Marriott Kauai

Anyone have any idea what a fair ebay price would be for a Marriott Kauai, 2 bedroom Annual deeded as week 25. Maint. Fee $1540.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.
 
Anyone ever hear if this cleared ROFR?
 
clintonR71weir said:
What will you accuse me of next - buying 1500 DC points and listing them on ebay just so I could have the opportunity to blast Marriott on this thread?
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Your not making any sense.
 
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