Perry0905
newbie
Hi folks. We have the papers to sign to join at BLT in our hot little hands. And then I saw the point charts from 2009 and compared with 2013, and a little red flag jumped up.
We're purchasing the minimum contract (100 pts a year) because we want to book a studio every 2 years. We already have 2 kids and plan to have no more, and are unconcerned about going at peak season.
I've noticed that for some categories, the points required to book for the week have increased about a point a year so far. Others have gone down but overall the points have gone up.
I did the math, and guess that since BLT isn't completely sold yet they can increase the total points as the points buyers keep getting added. My concern is this: If the rate keeps going up at one per year, then in 15 to 20 years we'll be forced to buy more points or go less often.
I don't mind buying more points to go more often, but I do mind buying points to maintain status quo. Has this happened to anyone? 48 years is a long time . . .
We're purchasing the minimum contract (100 pts a year) because we want to book a studio every 2 years. We already have 2 kids and plan to have no more, and are unconcerned about going at peak season.
I've noticed that for some categories, the points required to book for the week have increased about a point a year so far. Others have gone down but overall the points have gone up.
I did the math, and guess that since BLT isn't completely sold yet they can increase the total points as the points buyers keep getting added. My concern is this: If the rate keeps going up at one per year, then in 15 to 20 years we'll be forced to buy more points or go less often.
I don't mind buying more points to go more often, but I do mind buying points to maintain status quo. Has this happened to anyone? 48 years is a long time . . .