Originally Posted By DVC_dad Bah I gotta sell my Beachclub before I get serious about it. Any suggestions for selling? ebay?
Originally Posted By Labuda <a href="http://dvcbyresale.com" target="_blank">http://dvcbyresale.com</a>
Originally Posted By DVC_dad OH MY GOD!!! I JUST HIT THE MOTHERLOAD! I SEE ALL SORTS OF OKW POINTS THERE! Wow thank you Labuda, thank you thank you thank you... !!!!!!!!! I am going to list my Beach Club asap.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad Hey Labuda, I already have the emailed paper work to list my Beach Club points, so far I give the lady I am working with an A+ on knowledge and explaining how this works. Again thanks for the information! I owe you one.
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys ^^ Hey, wait a minute up there. I brought this up. Give me a little credit!!! Good luck DVC dad !!!
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys >to list my Beach Club points, so far I give the lady I am working with an A+ on knowledge and explaining how this works< Just out of curiosity.What did she say about DVC having right of first refusal in any transaction?
Originally Posted By DVC_dad Yes it was one of the first things out of her mouth. She said that she is not only a member herself but that she has been reselling DVC for over ten years. She said that she submits to the DVC in such a way as to cover the Right of First Refusal and what not...and that the DVC accounting dept is more than familiar with her and her business. What attracts me to her the most is it seems like an almost "TURN KEY" operation. By Turn Key, I mean that I don't have to do anything much but sign and date and hand off to her. I know that using a turn key method of getting something done will cost MORE to get to the ends. But in my case I am simply too lazy to deal with it. I just want to sell those points so I can buy others. I am sure I will incur a SMALL loss, but it's worth it to me. Don't worry, I will proceed with caution, but not too much!
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys ^^ It may COST you a lttle monetarily, but if the VALUE of easier vacation planning is worth it to you, then the cost doesn't matter as much. I own 250 points, but use them all up every year ( and then some) on family vacations AND my wife and I spend a week at the Yacht Club every year, which is an additional cost which I don't mind paying for because we love it there. I've often thought that for the cost of staying at the YC every year, I could easily have bought another 150-200 points, but that wouldn't be a good value for me, because they don't translate so well into YC reservations. My point is, it's all about what works for you.
Originally Posted By trailsend OK, roll you eyes. Now that we have that out of the way, I need some 'splainin'. I've been trying to figure this out for myself reading the charts on the link Labuda gave. What is the difference between the points and price? I need kindergarten explanation, please.
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys Price is the total of all the points you would buy times cost per point. Example - If the resort costs 90 dollars a point and you buy 200 points that equals $18,000 .
Originally Posted By scammermom I guess I'll have to stay in the cheap seats. All of this sounds way out of my price range. Thanks everyone for your ideas and input!
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys Before you give up on it, you should at least talk to a DVC rep and ask about financing and special programs. It wouldn't hurt and the salespeople are very nice and not pushy at all, at least in my experiences with them.
Originally Posted By scammermom You're so nice to give me hope. I will call. I ordered the DVD from the site.
Originally Posted By crazyformickey I love Disney but can't afford too many points. I bought 5 years ago 150 points for $10,500. I know they are not that cheap now but 150 points can get me a studio just about any week I want. My monthly payment is $113. In 5 years it has paid for itself. I love it. I am looking next year to buy a new interest as I want to go twice a year to Disney.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <You're so nice to give me hope. I will call. I ordered the DVD from the site< you can always buy some points and add on later, that is what I did. And they are right about the DVC reps, it is really a low ( almost no) pressure sales pitch...
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Yea but the sales reps are everywhere! Hello welcome to Germany... would you like to order a beer? How about a DVC property?
Originally Posted By vbdad55 that would be: "Heißt hallo willkommen nach Deutschland... wird Sie anordnen gern ein Bier? Wie um ein DVC Eigentum?" Truthfully I just have not seen that, ormaybe I just ignore as I am already in ?
Originally Posted By vbdad55 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ It is a cash cow right now, and they are going to milk it until it's dry--I agree with that
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Cash cow! Its Disney big ticket item. After all they have decided to be in the real estate market, well time share market.
