My Mistake In II Trading That I am Going To Let Play Out, Curious

[Retired2025 aka AlmostRetired]

Booked my 2026 MGO and 2026 3 Bedroom split 2 and 1 Bedroom. My enrolled 2026 3 bedroom MGC week I exchanged for DPs. A week before going on my 16 day vacation (4 days London, 12 day Cruise), I deposited my MGC weeks into II. I get the email stating the week is deposited and is being verified by resort ( or something like that). Leaving my hotel in London for the port, I decided to long onto my II account to place two trades only to find no deposited weeks. To make a long story short, it appears I deposited the weeks in my II corporate account. Given I will be out of the country and wouldn’t be able to correct it until I am back. I thought it would be interesting to place my trades to see how this plays out. My Enrolled week was traded for points so technically I have no other 2006 week trades. It allowed me to make the trade with no trading fee. A few days ago I got a confirmation on one of the trades. I will likely correct everything when I get home, I think.

 

[Pamplemousse]

So you saved an exchange fee? That’s great.

 

[davidvel]

People have reported that this works so may not want to "correct" anything.

 

[frank808]

I can confirm it used to work all the time. For the past few years it has worked fine. And sometimes have had weeks rejected.

I noticed the change after MVC bought II. They can now track where the weeks being deposited to the exact deed where the week originated from.

Your week got through and I would let the deposit into your corporate account stay and not mention anything.

Maybe because I deposit 46 weeks annually at a time, my account gets a little closer look. II verifies that each of my weeks corresponds with the actual enrolled week. Example I have 2 MKO weeks and one is enrolled. I rented the MKO enrolled week. I then deposit the non enrolled MKO week into II corporate account. II can match the exact week I am trying to deposit to the ownership that week came from. II rejects my deposit because MKO deposit came from an unenrolled deed. Even though I am only trying to make one MKO deposit.

I have to deposit the actual MKO enrolled week. Cannot substitute the non enrolled week from MKO to deposit. Thought one MKO week is enrolled so I can deposit one MKO week into corporate account. This is not the case.

Hope I explained this right and did not make it more confusing.

 

[dioxide45]

At this point if it worked and the exchanges are confirmed, I wouldn't bother trying to contact them or "fix" it. Based on Frank's post, it looks like this one got through and I suspect it happens to others as well. Just move on and don't make a mess of things more than they already are.