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Can you please explain why RCI is canceling so many Manhatten Club exchanges for next Spring and at the same time is auctioning them off on Sky Auction?
Madge, do you know if it is true, as has been reported other places on the internet, that Manhattan Club is screening inbound exchangers for those who got in with too low trading power. If so, how would they have access to this information?
There are a number of reasons that a confirmed exchange might be canceled (reservation or deposit error, etc.) Most often, a member simply notifies us that they must cancel for personal reasons. I am not aware that any Manhattan Club weeks from RCI's system have gone to Sky Auction. Sky Auction has several channels by which they obtain their inventory.
If you have specific examples, please send an e-mail to feedback@rci.com and enter TUG in the subject line. The Communications Team will be able to check those dates in our system.
Madge, do you know if it is true, as has been reported other places on the internet, that Manhattan Club is screening inbound exchangers for those who got in with too low trading power. If so, how would they have access to this information?
Our system does the "screening" for exchanges, as it has for over 20 years, via Trading Power. The same Trading Power guidelines apply to Manhattan Club exchanges as apply to exchanges for other resorts.
Resorts are not privy to RCI Trading Power information, beyond that which is also available to our members.
Most often, a member simply notifies us that they must cancel for personal reasons.
Madge, could you clarify this statement for me? Were you referring to the member who had spacebanked a week or the member who made the exchange? My understanding was that a spacebanked week could only be withdrawn if it had not already been exchanged.
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