I dont know what you mean by a change. I thought the only names that could be on an account were the names of the owners..,ie as Jason says in his post...the names on the deed are the names on the account
Different names would mean different accounts
I know that there are some twists to this, Wyndham did put all my deeds into one account...some are in my name only and some are owned by my wife and me, but either of us can be put on any reservation we make without a guest cert.. Is this the different think you are talking about...If I buy a new week this one in the name of me and a daughter, that deed couldnt go into my existing account They would open a new one...actually I thought that was always the practice.
The new informatiion I see in your post is that regarding corporations. I have been interested in going the corporation route with many stock holders. My thouught was that perhaps all the stock holders could be on the account. Clearly this was going to be my way to avoid guest certs...It dosent look like I can get away with it now
So other than having multiple accounts, Im left with but one way to get guest certs.... pay for them
Or forget Wyndham points altogether an just buy floating weeks at the best rental properties...no guest fees, no transaction fees and no housekeeping fees
Was looking at a possable purchase of a re-sale contract. Wynhdam has changed the rules within the last year or so they say. Any additions to an account have to be only in the names of the existing owners/users all of them. They no longer accept any other verision. From what I understand from the conversations with Title (who sent me to owner relations) relatives can no longer be added to an account (or anyone else for that matter) to avoid guest pass fees. In my opinion, this is a radical negative change to the system. They did indicated that existing accounts were grandfathered for existing ownership but additional purchases would come under the rule. They also said that purchases by LLCs are now limited to just two authorized users. Existing accounts are also grandfatered they indicated. If a different ownership configuration is used, they have to be different accounts. When this day is done, I think that buy new and rent through Wyndham, unless you use the units yourself, is all that will be left. Even bringing family onto the accounts may be going away or if I understand what I was told correctly, may be gone.