My gut says yes, and that should probably be enough of a reason, but I didn't sleep well last night either.
My wife and I just financed a purchase of 200k points for just under $30k. They added a couple of bonuses like an extra one time use 300k and VIP access for the next two years (still not 100% sure what I get with VIP).
For anyone thinking about doing this, let me tell you of my experience. First, we go to Disney A LOT (AP holders). We were considering DVC. We stayed at the Wyndham Hotel over at Disney Springs, and they roped us in with a free weekend at some point in the future, btw, we will give you a $150 gift card, and all you have to do is attend a no more than 2 hour timeshare presentation. Here I was thinking, "surely, I can stick to my laurels and just say no, collect my card and move on." Boy was I foolish. I guess my problem was we were very seriously considering DVC (mainly resale).
So there we were in the presentation and then we saw the rooms. We were floored. They were beautiful rooms. And trying to do quick math in our heads, we realized that they were quite "cheaper" than deluxe Disney resorts. And then they used my kids against me...it's FOREVER. That was something that set them apart from Disney. Forever. In perpetuity.
So they come out with these two offers that was only good for that day and the price would double and stay there. I thought I was smarter than that...oh how naive.
The whole thing was such an cattle call operation.
Sitting here writing it all out, and everything I have read on the forums, makes me realize I can do better...and pay cash for it all! It should be a toy after all.
I guess my question now is this. Since I purchased in Florida, but am a Georgia resident, what is my rescinding window and any advice on how I should proceed. Just follow the stickied thread?
Thanks for reading.
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My wife and I just financed a purchase of 200k points for just under $30k. They added a couple of bonuses like an extra one time use 300k and VIP access for the next two years (still not 100% sure what I get with VIP).
For anyone thinking about doing this, let me tell you of my experience. First, we go to Disney A LOT (AP holders). We were considering DVC. We stayed at the Wyndham Hotel over at Disney Springs, and they roped us in with a free weekend at some point in the future, btw, we will give you a $150 gift card, and all you have to do is attend a no more than 2 hour timeshare presentation. Here I was thinking, "surely, I can stick to my laurels and just say no, collect my card and move on." Boy was I foolish. I guess my problem was we were very seriously considering DVC (mainly resale).
So there we were in the presentation and then we saw the rooms. We were floored. They were beautiful rooms. And trying to do quick math in our heads, we realized that they were quite "cheaper" than deluxe Disney resorts. And then they used my kids against me...it's FOREVER. That was something that set them apart from Disney. Forever. In perpetuity.
So they come out with these two offers that was only good for that day and the price would double and stay there. I thought I was smarter than that...oh how naive.
The whole thing was such an cattle call operation.
Sitting here writing it all out, and everything I have read on the forums, makes me realize I can do better...and pay cash for it all! It should be a toy after all.
I guess my question now is this. Since I purchased in Florida, but am a Georgia resident, what is my rescinding window and any advice on how I should proceed. Just follow the stickied thread?
Thanks for reading.
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