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What is a FLEX exchange... How does it work...?

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  • What is a FLEX exchange... How does it work...?

    Ken Answering your question on your edited first post on Flex. Flex is short for flexchange. It is a term used with II and is generaly means trades within the last 45-60 day window. This can be used in conjuntion with an AC which you may want to add in the classified section for II. AC certificates are given for certain depoistist, These can be used during the flexchange period to pick up some nice last minute exchanges. RCI uses other terms like bonus weeks.

    You may also consider adding exchanges with SFx, ,DAE, Trading places ...
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    What is a FLEX exchange... How does it work...?

    I am working on the classifieds area and I need help understanding what FLEX or FLEXCHANGE units are...

    Here is where this is from:

    http://www.timeshareforums.com/showt...?t=6293&page=2

    Frank's post was pulled over here to get this topic rolling.... Please reply here!


    << Post Edited to Remove incorrect Assumptions >>

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      am I correct that flex is type of timeshare and flex defines that you put your trade in at the last minute... do these have specific weeks that go with them or are they week independant?
      NO Flex simply means that you deposited your TS very late and are not getting full credit for the deposit but a "Flex" deposit. It is not an ongoing thing associated with the TS.
      This isn't needed in the classified ads at all
      Bill

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        Actually it's for deposits 14 to 59 days before occupancy. You then trade in the 25 hour to 59 day pre occupancy period for whatever is available. Hence, it is a time restricted exchange in the II system and since exchanges are not supposed to be rented, inclusion in the classifieds would be like advertising that one is going to be breaking the rules.

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