Hello! Does Trading Places assign a trade power to deposited weeks? Or, do all weeks trade alike, assuming they are the same size?
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Originally posted by JudySHello! Does Trading Places assign a trade power to deposited weeks? Or, do all weeks trade alike, assuming they are the same size?
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Originally posted by JudySHello! Does Trading Places assign a trade power to deposited weeks? Or, do all weeks trade alike, assuming they are the same size?Lawren
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Originally posted by chellejTrading Places does NOT assign trade power. The only requirement is a size requirement - 1 bed to 1 bed, 2 bed to 2 bed etc. You can upgrade to a larger unit for a fee.... not enough time for all the timeshares ®
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Originally posted by rapmarksso you see everything they have to trade, but pay a fee to book a larger unit. how do they treat late deposits?... not enough time for all the timeshares ®
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Is this thread referring to Trading Places available inventory that is online?Trading Places International
http://www.tradingplaces.com
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Originally posted by Vacation Rep View PostIs this thread referring to Trading Places available inventory that is online?
ie. Two different members have two different accounts. They each deposit a two bedroom unit. One a 2BR in January in Williamsburg. The other a 2BR summer week in Southern California. Both put in a search for a two bedroom Maui Christmas week. The Williamsburg search was entered in March. The S California one was started in April.
The question is who would get the two bedroom in Maui for Christmas that comes in. Is it the first member (because TPI criteria is only same size unit) or the deposit that holds more value as an exchange (Trade power)?Lawren
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There are many wonderful places in the world, but one of my favourite places is on the back of my horse.
- Rolf Kopfle
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Originally posted by lawren2 View PostThe original poster is inquiring whether Trading Places International uses trade power to determine whether an exchange goes to an on-going request or if it is strictly determined by like size for like size unit.
ie. Two different members have two different accounts. They each deposit a two bedroom unit. One a 2BR in January in Williamsburg. The other a 2BR summer week in Southern California. Both put in a search for a two bedroom Maui Christmas week. The Williamsburg search was entered in March. The S California one was started in April.
The question is who would get the two bedroom in Maui for Christmas that comes in. Is it the first member (because TPI criteria is only same size unit) or the deposit that holds more value as an exchange (Trade power)?
yes, i would really like to know how it works.
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From their "Tips" page, it would appear that there is some consideration to supply and demand:
Avoid requesting a holiday period unless you are giving up a similar period at a different time.
You may exchange your use time for comparable accommodations in a comparable season at any resort in the TPI system, based upon space availability.
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Originally posted by JudySHello! Does Trading Places assign a trade power to deposited weeks? Or, do all weeks trade alike, assuming they are the same size?
Some people also deposit weeks that they want TPI to rent out for them. They are found in the rental area.
I've exchanged many of my SA weeks for weeks in Hawaii & Mexico.
The above info has been given to me over the years by different employees. maybe Marcie will chime in & verify or slap me down.
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