On another TUG section a Tugger mentions Worldmark credits now going for
$.50 -- is this ongoing or a one time lucky thing?
$.50 -- is this ongoing or a one time lucky thing?
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Worldmark @ .50 point, can this be true?
- Thread starter Cathyb
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Hi Cathy
The photo is of the Grand Mayan in Nuevo,
and yes, here is one that just closed at .44 per point.
http://cgi.ebay.com/8-000-Points-Wo...ryZ15897QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
The photo is of the Grand Mayan in Nuevo,
and yes, here is one that just closed at .44 per point.
http://cgi.ebay.com/8-000-Points-Wo...ryZ15897QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
On another TUG section a Tugger mentions Worldmark credits now going for
$.50 -- is this ongoing or a one time lucky thing?
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That unit actually sold for about 55 cents per credit. The auction had the buyer paying m-fees which most auctions for WM do not have as well $395 in closing costs which when added in bring it to about 54 cents.
Its true WM prices are way down from one to two years ago when they were in the 70 cent range. Now 50-60 is the norm, depending on how many banked credits are included.
Its true WM prices are way down from one to two years ago when they were in the 70 cent range. Now 50-60 is the norm, depending on how many banked credits are included.
travelhome
TUG Member
Why does the price fall so quickly? Does the vacation quality with worldmark drop?
What price do you think it would be stabilized at?
Wyndham points are <$0.01/pt already, is this bottomed out? Would it drop further?
What price do you think it would be stabilized at?
Wyndham points are <$0.01/pt already, is this bottomed out? Would it drop further?
Bill4728
Moderator
IMHO, it is strictly supply and demand. And with PCC ( postcard companies) continuing to pump up the supply, it hard for the demand to keep up with all the supply.
PS I'm moving this to the WM board.
sfsailors
TUG Member
Another reason for low price is the seller have very low rating. I wouldn't bid from this seller even the price is less than 40 cents. Don't waste your time!
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http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70909
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