I know the HGVC member guide is online (http://www.hiltongrandvacations.com/mg) but, does anyone have a pdf or other downloadable version? The online version is a bit slow to zoom in and out of.
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HGVC Member Guide in pdf format?
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I don't have a pdf version. However, I do have the a hard copy. HGVC sends all its members hard copies of the member guide annually. I keep mine in the bathroom where I get some of my best thinking accomplished.
jestme
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It agree, the online one is slow, sloppy, and a real pain to use. I asked a sales rep to try to get the dates for gold in Orlando one time while I was doing an "owner update". He tried and gave up. First, he couldn't find the right page, then when he did, it wouldn't zoom properly for him, then, because it is a left and right portion of the page, it is next to impossible to line it up right. Simple, HTML text pages, with an index, and jpg's would be so much easier to work with. I doubt a pdf version would be all that user friendly either. Hilton would probably just scan the pages and searches wouldn't work very well with those.
The other option is to take the 3 or 4 most used things, (the calendars, the points required table, the resort season chart, and the "Open Season" rates) and make them a simple direct link. Most of us don't need the glossy pictures of resorts online anyhow.
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will I get a second book now that I purchased my second timeshare? or will they just merge the two into one account?
Im just curious what to expect, from what I understand I only have to pay the 95.00 once, so I would assume one account and one book.
How do the points register?
Im just curious what to expect, from what I understand I only have to pay the 95.00 once, so I would assume one account and one book.
How do the points register?
GimmeMyWeek
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only one book , and they just add the points together into a single amount with no differentiation...