Comments on: Is there a difference timeshare points from wyndahm and resale? http://timesharereliefbuddy.com/?p=141 Thu, 06 May 2010 17:02:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: tntsolid http://timesharereliefbuddy.com/?p=141&cpage=1#comment-49 tntsolid Wed, 17 Mar 2010 00:55:53 +0000 http://rightchoicetransferaid.com/?p=141#comment-49 If you just want to use the Wyndham resorts then you should buy "Wyndham" points. If you buy a resale you will get a better price, just make sure these points are from the Wyndham system. If you would like to use these points to go to other resorts you can do so trough your exchange company (RCI - II). Technically you should be able to exchange those points for cruises, air fare, etc. but the the reality is that when you try to do it the result is either "not available" or they require an incredible amount of points for this exchanges, so it does not make sense. If you just want to use the Wyndham resorts then you should buy “Wyndham” points. If you buy a resale you will get a better price, just make sure these points are from the Wyndham system.
If you would like to use these points to go to other resorts you can do so trough your exchange company (RCI – II).
Technically you should be able to exchange those points for cruises, air fare, etc. but the the reality is that when you try to do it the result is either “not available” or they require an incredible amount of points for this exchanges, so it does not make sense.

]]> By: Allen S http://timesharereliefbuddy.com/?p=141&cpage=1#comment-48 Allen S Wed, 17 Mar 2010 00:33:04 +0000 http://rightchoicetransferaid.com/?p=141#comment-48 Yes -- they are different. To trade your points for a different timeshare, you need to belong to a timeshare broker organization, such as RCI or II. For a fee, they allow you to exchange your "points" for other properties, get airline miles, rental cars, etc.. Yes — they are different. To trade your points for a different timeshare, you need to belong to a timeshare broker organization, such as RCI or II. For a fee, they allow you to exchange your “points” for other properties, get airline miles, rental cars, etc..

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