Tier 1 property

[siftertn101]

Anybody else dealt with new sales tatic and if so, is it as big of deal as they say?

 

[jules54]

If a Wyndham salesperson’s mouth is moving they are lying. Hope this help you. Just like Vidanta formerly the cryin Mayan. Love the resorts. Sales and Marketing not so much.

 

[Jan M.]

It's not even a real thing, lol!

 

[WManning]

It's not even a real thing, lol!

Its not yet. Wyndham has thrown a few knuckle balls the last few years.

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

What is a "Tier 1 property?" (Allegedly, I mean, I understand it's not a real thing).

 

[bnoble]

Something you can't have without buying more points.

 

[paxsarah]

It sounds like what someone on FB described as a "power deed" (which is also not a real thing but she was very convinced it was because a salesperson told her so). In that case, it's a deed with a fairly low MF at a desirable-seeming location. In the FB instance, the example was Midtown 45. There was also some sort of impression that the deed would have some sort of "power" outside of simply low MFs, but there really wasn't, lol.

 

[learnalot]

I have also heard them mix in those terms but it’s just a sleight of hand. The kernel of truth is that there are different tiered properties in Wyndham rewards which cost different point levels based on the tier, but that actually has nothing to do with the points on the Wyndham resorts side.

 

[HitchHiker71]

I've heard this ever since becoming an owner in 2018 - it's not new at all. "Tier 1" or "priority 1" owner type BS coming from the sales staff. They also use similar terms with regard to low MF deeds like National Harbor, Midtown 45, Canterbury, etc. None of it is true.