MaryH said:Jill,
What did you buy exactly and what did you pay for it?
With RHC, you really should do your due diligence BEFORE you purchase.
You should get from the seller:
Contract # / Membership number
Type of contract - # of points or week usable.
Expiry year since RHC is RTU
MF amount for 2006
when is MF paid up to...
Special assessment if any and not there is a SA due Jan 15, 2006.
Banked points available if any
Then call RHC, new member services and say you are in the process of buying a RHC resale and give them the contract # and verify the information.
You need to check if the membership info matches and if all fees are current.
Hope this helps,
Mary
Blondie said:RHC can be VERY tricky to deal with, right Mary? They are known for tacking on back fees ranging in the hundreds of dollars and will not transfer title until they are paid for. They are also known for their shoddy bookkeeping and you will get 5 different answers from 5 different reps and nothing in writing. What did you buy and how much did you pay, first off? Call the seller and get ALL his info and then log into RHC and triple check all account balances and paid amounts. This is searchable if seller gives you his ID and passwword- if he does not have one have him log in and creat an account and you will be able to check in two or three days. Print everything you see for your records and whatever you pay RHC (it is $350 to transfer the title) pay it with a credit card and then print out/save your statement. I closed my own RHC purchase but it was a nightmare. I would pay a closing agent were I to do it again. (I only paid $500 for 15K points,15K bonus points, 4 years of RCI plus a banked week I traded for Atlantic City in July) I already had 15K points I bought from Holiday Group so this gives me 30K a year. It is worth it now as I have two 4-day ressies in NYC this summer but what a HUGE pain. Mary- how are your contracts going? Mine are unified...
JillChang said:Thanks for all your input. I bought another two resales, a 20K and a 7.5K, I will then ask you guys on how to combine them![]()
RCH may not allow it but RHC does, as you have implied, their admin and customer service is poor but it can be done. Unifying contracts reduces the per point maintenance fee and other extrordinary fees. Do you think Blondie is just dreaming?royalholidayclubbed said:Hi Jill:
Now I may be mistaken, but I do not believe so.
RCH does NOT allow separate contract combinations.
John
Blondie said:Jill, send me an email and I will give you some info regarding the unifying of the contracts. I just did it and it took 3 months. It would have been done much sooner but the seller's loan info was what held up the process as RHC did not have the msot corrent info.
royalholidayclubbed said:4. Please correct me if I turn out to be wrong.
danmac156 said:Any suggestions?
danmac156 said:Any suggestions??
Blondie said:Mary- how are your contracts going? Mine are unified...
Blondie said:Many Tuggers here have had the same problem and as a whole we are fairly savvy- so imagine what they do to other owners. You can argue until you are blue but, end result, they will not reserve your week if you do not pay up. I got stuck for some mystery amount of $165- it started out as $420 or something but seller and I argued it down. My Holiday Group buy went cleanly. I question the legality of transfering a title and then, a year later, deciding it is not clear at all.
royalholidayclubbed said:4. Please correct me if I turn out to be wrong.
John
www.royalholidayclubbed.com
10 years unhappily an RHC member!
There is no value-for-money with RHC.