Painless exit from Club Wyndham

[bnoble]

That's extremely odd.

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

I did check ours since we somehow have PlusPartners but I can't see Worldmark inventory.

I have pluspartners too. Was just looking at the website. How would I actually use it? All there is on the website is a phone number to call, there's no price list anywhere of how many points it takes to buy various things? (I know it's a bad use of points, I'm mostly just curious).

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

That's extremely odd.

It's a bug for resale contracts purchased in the past few years, there have been several reports of people getting it on their resale contracts (along with the marginally higher maintenance fees).

 

[rickandcindy23]

Yes, I realize I said "do do".

I do do that all of the time.

Plus Partners may be included with CWA?

@dioxide45 I don't see much WorldMark inventory, either, but are the resorts listed in the drop-down list of resorts?

 

[bnoble]

How would I actually use it?

IMO, the only real valuable component is that your Wyndham RCI account will see Points plus Weeks inventory, not just Weeks, and that just happens automagically. The rest is expensive window dressing.

 

[dioxide45]

I do do that all of the time.

Plus Partners may be included with CWA?

@dioxide45 I don't see much WorldMark inventory, either, but are the resorts listed in the drop-down list of resorts?

Can can see the resorts in the list, but they have a message that they aren't available based on our ownership.

 

[rickandcindy23]

Well, I definitely see inventory, if they have any, but it's pretty sparse.

 

[Sandi Bo]

I'm not sure what anyone is looking for here - at this point, lol. I have a hybrid account - developer and resale. No CWA. I can see WorldMark, if there is inventory available.

Only if I search using Developer points (here's a resale search):

 

[Nunyah123]

Questions on Wyndham Certified Exit Program...
INFO: READ Carefully Please.
Let's say...
1) You own a deeded week that is at a Wyndham Resort in December every year.
2) Your Timeshare Week is Paid off and you have owned that deeded week for years now but are just paying Annual Maintenance Fees that just keep going up and up.
3) You are also a member of RCI for Week Deposits and Points Exchange.
4) Since it takes MONTHS for the Wyndham Certified Exit Program to transpire and you MUST be caught up and paid in full for that year on Resort Maintenance Fees before you can even try the WCEP (Wyndham Certified Exit Program) and Maintenance Fees are due each year in January...
5) So you have paid your Resort Maintenance Fees in January for that year, want to do WCEP that year, BUT also want to Deposit that Dec week you own for points into RCI since you have paid for that years week in Maintenance Fees already...
QUESTIONS:
A) According to WCEP Contract... You CANNOT do that? You own that week right(?) as you have paid your maintenance fees for that year and your week in January...your week just comes later in that year?
B) Is Wyndham that greedy that they would want your money AND WEEK too in order to exit? According to what I have read in WCEP info, doing this might prevent you from using their WCEP and/or they can go and get those points back from RCI and you must report this RCI week/points deposit upfront in WCEP.
C) If you do not report this RCI points deposit for the week you have paid the maintenance fees on, upfront to the Wyndham Cert Exit Team, when they discover it (could be a year later according to their WCEP Contract) they can retroactively cancel the WCEP Contract on you, hand you a bill on arrears on Maintenance Fees, and tie you back to owning the Timeshare and future Maintenance Fee dues. You are then BACK IN. YES, this is all in the WCEP Contract.
D) Wyndham OWNS RCI. Yes, TRUE. In some sort of corporate structure Wyndham owns RCI. So are your points safe in RCI for that week? Are you really safe from Wyndham?
E) Why is it fair that Wyndham can have its cake and eat it too on its customers? By paying your maintenance fees for the year, you have met your obligations for usage of your timeshare week for that year, and should be able to use it however you see fit then you are done and out.
F) Has anybody out here tried this or had an experience with this type of situation with WCEP and a Deposit of Points for that year to an Exchange Affiliate?
G) What about this $10 they mention in their WCEP contract? They put it in there to make it binding and say they are giving $10 to the timeshare owner in lieu of the property but THIS IS NOT TRUE. Not even $10 in trade for your years worth of timeshare payments and maintenance fees paid on their property.
In Closing:
The Wyndham Certified Exit Program Contract is written very, Very, VERY, much one sided and completely in their favor and control of you...FOREVER...if you don't follow their rules to a "T".
Yes, to be able to get out of a Timeshare, Payments, and never ending, always increasing, Maintenance Fees is a desperate situation for all.
Yes, there are scammers and sharks out there praying on the desperate owners with schemes on how to get out of Timeshare Hell.
Yes, it is (sort of) a blessing that WCEP exits...
BUT, Don't Be Fooled... Wyndham is still squeezing it's customers for every penny, taking what you have rightfully paid for, and every right you have... completely up until the end with its WCEP.
You are NOT even worth $10 to them.
ps. Even though my Wyndham Timeshare Week is PAID FOR, is a Deeded Week, is an RCI Gold Crown Week, is at an Excellent Location, and is ALWAYS in High Demand... My Sister wants me to give it to her even though I explained the always increasing Annual Maintenance Fees...AND I easily can give it to her via Wyndham Ovations Program... BUT I WOULD NEVER DO THIS TO ANYONE...not even an enemy. JUST NOT WORTH IT. The Wyndham Curse Dies With Me.
Good Luck People. God Bless All Timeshare Holders...Especially Wyndham Ones!