I put an exchange on hold yesterday for Kaui in a 1 bedroom on 6/25/09. After researching, I realized that this wasn't the resort I thought it was, so I released it about an hour later.
This morning I get an automated phone call from RCI telling me that they have a vacation on hold for me and that I can confirm within 72 hours. I go look on-line and they have me in a studio in Kona for 6/6/09.
What the heck!
So, I guess releasing a vacation doesn't really release it? They just put in an on-going search. Since I found the original resort by selecting 'Hawaii' from 6/01/09 (for 5 weeks), they just put that in my on-going search which pulled up Kona for 6/6/09.
So, I wonder what would have happened if I didn't manually release it. Would they have automatically confirmed it for me? I know for a fact that I did not select 'On-going search'.
You really have to stay on top of it with RCI....
This morning I get an automated phone call from RCI telling me that they have a vacation on hold for me and that I can confirm within 72 hours. I go look on-line and they have me in a studio in Kona for 6/6/09.
What the heck!
So, I guess releasing a vacation doesn't really release it? They just put in an on-going search. Since I found the original resort by selecting 'Hawaii' from 6/01/09 (for 5 weeks), they just put that in my on-going search which pulled up Kona for 6/6/09.
So, I wonder what would have happened if I didn't manually release it. Would they have automatically confirmed it for me? I know for a fact that I did not select 'On-going search'.
You really have to stay on top of it with RCI....