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    Hi,

    I bought 5,000 points of CSV (Bent Creek) on eBay back in early March, with 4250 points 'available for 2008' ... I had to pay prorated MFs for those.

    I expressed concern a couple times to the closing company about Diamond's June 30th 'save your points or else' deadline and made it clear that I had no use for those points in 2008 and wanted to save them into 2009. I asked if the owner could just save them for me prior to transfer to make sure. I was told 'it will close before June 30th for sure, don't worry about it', etc.

    Well lo and behold, it is June 23rd and the deal is closed and I have the transfer all notarized ... but I can't save the points. On the website, I see the new 5,000 point contract in read-only mode, and when I called to try to save that way I was told the account is not set up properly in the system yet and this could take 30 days or 60 days or some arbitrary and unknown length of time.

    The closing company and the seller are cooperating and trying to work their contacts at Diamond, but I may just be out 2,125 points.

    Has anyone ever heard of this happening? Is there anything that can be done about it?

    I specifically asked the call center person if there was a way to make a note on my account saying that I had requested the points to be saved before June 30th and that should be honored, but was told "no way, we can't do it."

    I think the problem is that I have one account # with a CLUB contract number. Now that the new contract is CSV and not CLUB, they need to create a new account #. But 30 to 60 days to set this up??

    Any suggestions welcome.

  • #2
    It sounds like DRI is not going to help you out, and with only a few days left to save the points, I would just try to use them to rent something and recoup some of your fees. There are always people looking for a weekend getaway.

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    • #3
      It gets worse. Just got a call from Diamond saying that I own a deeded week, not points. It was advertised as 5000 points on eBay (use in any of 19 resorts, 4250 points left available for use in 2008, etc.). Contract says 5000 points etc.

      Seller has a good rating on eBay so I'm waiting to see how it all works out.

      A frustrating experience so far.

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      • #4
        Diamond says it's a deeded week, seller says it's points and they have estoppels to prove it. Seller says Diamond is playing games because it wants to 'weed out' Florida trust points from the system.

        Meanwhile, the first deadline to save points has come and gone.

        I've asked for a full refund and to get what is currently a deeded week out of my name ...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by terrazoon
          Diamond says it's a deeded week, seller says it's points and they have estoppels to prove it. Seller says Diamond is playing games because it wants to 'weed out' Florida trust points from the system.

          Meanwhile, the first deadline to save points has come and gone.

          I've asked for a full refund and to get what is currently a deeded week out of my name ...
          I don't know what you bought, BUT if it was a deed to Bent Creek, then you may have a 5000 point interest in Bent Creek only. Means you can use your 5000 points at BC and only BC unless you re-join THE Club.
          ... not enough time for all the timeshares ®

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