Joe L
TUG Member
From FAQ..Ask RCI:
Typically, the one-in-four year rule applies to an account, not to an individual. If you send a guest to a one-in-four year resort, you will not be able to visit that resort yourself for four more years.
The "One-in-Four Year" guideline, as well as geographic area restrictions, are common among resorts still active in sales. The resorts want to maximize their exposure to new audiences of potential owners.
Am I missing something here? Doesn't the use of a guest certificate still expose the resort to new audiences if it is not the same guests going every time? If I give a guest certificate to someone one year and I go the following year, it is a new audience.
Typically, the one-in-four year rule applies to an account, not to an individual. If you send a guest to a one-in-four year resort, you will not be able to visit that resort yourself for four more years.
The "One-in-Four Year" guideline, as well as geographic area restrictions, are common among resorts still active in sales. The resorts want to maximize their exposure to new audiences of potential owners.
Am I missing something here? Doesn't the use of a guest certificate still expose the resort to new audiences if it is not the same guests going every time? If I give a guest certificate to someone one year and I go the following year, it is a new audience.