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Question about Hyatt Resales

Rtravels65

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Why would you say HPP is not a good thing? It has its plusses and minus's like all programs, but curious why you think its not good?
What are these "plusses" you speak of?

I see the entire program as a cynical cash-grab. The legacy owner can do just as much for far less initial outlay.
First, I am speaking of strictly resale as anyone who would buy into a timeshare at developers cost is making a poor financial decision. So your "cash grab" comment doesn't apply here.

Second, there are a lot of plusses in owning your program as I am sure someone with 6k plus comments on a timeshare bulletin board already understands and must be a rhetorical question.

Assuming a zero cash outlay to get into a points program that can do the same thing as a legacy deeded week, my original question remains; what makes HPP not a good thing?
 
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