I bought a one bedroom 6/4. I was looking at some of the resorts and they have only 2 or 3 bedrooms, do you have to pay the upgrade since there is no 1 bedrooms?
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If you are exchanging you just pay the standard exchange fee and you can get upgraded even into a 3 bedroom if it available.Timeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4ms
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actually it depends on which company you are exchanging through.
You may only put a search in for your unit size but RCI won't charge for a unit upgrade nor will II if that is what matches your request..
Some of the independents do charge for a larger unit than the one you deposit with them.Lawren
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II goes with a "like for like" system, so you should ask for a sleep 6 and generally you can get it.
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Depends
Originally posted by ladydiI bought a one bedroom 6/4. I was looking at some of the resorts and they have only 2 or 3 bedrooms, do you have to pay the upgrade since there is no 1 bedrooms?
BartI live to vacation and vacation to live.
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I use my 1 BR (WEEKS) deposits with RCI and very often (more often than not) get a 2 BR in exchange at no extra charge. But that isn't the case with at least two other trading companies (HTSE and Trading Places). Those companies have a surcharge if you want to trade into a larger unit. The surcharge applies even if the complex you are trading into ONLY has 2 BR units in the complex.
That's why I differ with many on the timeshare forums in my opinion of the RCI exchange fees (even after several fee increases over the years). I can exchange for a larger unit at a lower overall cost even with the higher RCI exchange fee.
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RCI doesn't seem to follow a like-for-like exchanges. I have pulled a 3-bedroom with a 1-bedroom unit and a 3-bedroom with a 2-bedroom unit on many occasions. Others have reported pulling a 2-bedroom unit with a studio as well. I've not familiar enough with the other exchange companies to know how they operate.Gary
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Originally posted by Linda VHI can never do the trade online though. I have gotten 2 brs with a studio with RCI but I did it over the phone. When they ask you how many people are with you be sure to say the larger amount.
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With II the rule is
For an ongoing search:
if trading a 1 bd and the resort has 1 bd units that's what you get. BUT, if the resort has only 2 bd units, then you'll get a 2 bd without any upgrade fees etc.
For an real time online search:
Any unit which you can see as available, is yours if you want it.Bill
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For quite a few years now, I've only done my trading on line through RCI. I've consistantly pulled studio, 1 and 2 bedroom units with our 1 bedroom. I've even seen a 3 bedroom come into play. I don't think I'd ever take a studio, but I have gotten 2 bedroom units ~ and no there is no extra fee.
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I'm surprised you could do it over the phone. The only way we were able to trade into a larger unit with RCI was when it was available on line!AKA "Mimi" from Toms River, NJ on TUG
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