Is Eplus needed to retrade with interval?

[ArubaEileen]

My friend was told that she does not need to purchase Eplus with her interval trade if she wants to only do Marriott to Marriott trades. Is this true? She was told she can trade for free?

 

[Bill4728]

if you are in the DC, re-trades are free and you do not need a e-plus

but if you have a legacy week, that is not converted, then yes you need E-plus for re-trades

 

[bazzap]

if you are in the DC, re-trades are free and you do not need a e-plus

but if you have a legacy week, that is not converted, then yes you need E-plus for re-trades

Even though Interval know you are exchanging through your corporate account, they sometime still ask if you want to buy E-Plus.
The Interval contact we use all the time asked us when we made our last exchange request and when I mentioned that we have free re-trades he said whoops sorry my mistake.
So it is well worth remembering and reminding them if necessary.

 

[dougp26364]

We are enrolled owners. I recently traded a week for Timber Lodge in Lake Tahoe. The original Sunday check in didn’t work as well for us and we preferred a Saturday check in. I kept watch online and when the Saturday check in became available, I made the re-trade. We were not charged

 

[dioxide45]

It can be good to add if you may want to retrade to a non Marriott down the road as I suspect there is no additional exchange fee. So it is like getting a trade for only $59 EPlus fee vs the $200+ exchange fee.

 

[davidvel]

This is a phenomenal perk of enrollment. I once retraded a week over 10x as I was within the 60 day window. 0 fees.

 

[taterhed]

This is a phenomenal perk of enrollment. I once retraded a week over 10x as I was within the 60 day window. 0 fees.

ok, quit bragging. Geez. Wish I'd bought before 2010.

Of course, I got my mailer from Marriott: 'for just x,000 points you can enroll your ownership'
yeah. It'll take a while to make up $30k worth of eplus....