Trying to get in...NC or TN

[tscary79]

Thats what gets me, I have seen that it references on several TS websites that it is EOY, but the definition of biannual is occurring twice a year...

[Spence]

Originally Posted by tscary79

Thats what gets me, I have seen that it references on several TS websites that it is EOY, but the definition of biannual is occurring twice a year...

I'm not disagreeing with what the dictionary says, but timesharing like everyone else in America is corrupting the ever changing English language, you won't see them use the correct word biennial, so you just gotta go with the flow.

[tscary79]

Thanks Spence, that one little word could have caused a bad decision.

[Ediesbeads]

I second Bluegreen! They have several resorts in the area and we love them!

Edie

[tscary79]

Does anyone have any feedback on Pinnacle Vacations? I see they claim to be the only authorized Club reseller. Is it worth it to buy from them to keep the benefits that you receive from buying direct from bluegreen?

[dhitzema]

I have stayed at the Wyndham New Bern resort and it is very clean but one of the oldest in the Fairfield/Wyndham system. Also, recently stayed at Saphire Mountain near Ashville and found it very quiet and relaxing with lots of families there.

We own over 300K at Myrtle Beach and it is very hard to get there during the summer months, but if your flexible and travel outside of Memorial Day thru Labor Day, it is doable getting a place there since they have so many rooms.

We have enjoyed all of our stays at the Wyndham resorts with little or no problems except for the pesky sales staf...LOL

Darrell

[shmuggee]

Originally Posted by Lisa P

I prefer the Wyndham resorts to the Bluegreen resorts in those areas. This is just personal preference.

For 182,000 pts, you'll usually get a 2BR in prime season - at some resorts, you'll have a few points leftover. If you only need a 1BR standard unit (not the deluxe), you may be able to get 1.5-2 weeks in prime/high season.

For offseason travel, you'd get several weeks.

Hi! If let say I wanted to acquire something like those 182k points for $100 on ebay - I would just look in the timeshares for sale, for any old Wyndham with a 182k points (and a decent MF) and bid to my hearts content, right? Then - let the trading begin, yes?

[RESORT2ME]

Consider the outlay of fees and taxes. You may also get assessed for storm damage.

You may find you can rent from others and not have those concerns.

Availability may be a the situation whether you rent or own.

Robert

[timeshareseller78]

Originally Posted by tscary79

How much time does 182,000 points get you with Wyndham? I know it depends on the season and other factors also, but just an estimate... So I guess I have got it down to Bluegreen and Wyndham. Between the two for NC, TN, SC, and VA which do you guys prefer? Thanks to all for your input!!

100,000 points will get you a week depending on resort and time frame of course in 1b/1b deluxe unit
where are you trying to go?