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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wyndham's new "Ovation" program offers exit solutions for their owners... interested? (by Stu M.):

dianek92 wrote:
I read the suggestion that was made to really pressure Wyndham with emails, etc. but I sure don't have the time and energy to do that. .

Hmmm. I say again, "Is it worth your time? Well, how much do you value [in dollars and cents] what they're taking from you?"

BTW, Wyndham was the subject of a Dave Ramsay program yesterday. Ramsay is against timeshares generally, but his critique of Wyndham was vociferous. What I for one hated, when we still had Wyndham points, was that every little "service" from a Wyndham rep cost $59. Hello? Cha-ching! You want what? Cha-ching!

On top of that, I know from management at one resort where we still own a week (but it's for sale) that Wyndham owns a large portion of that resort and generally keeps their units out of the exchange pool so people who want to go there have to rent. Wyndham, formerly Fairfield, was part of a travel conglomerate -- CENDANT CORP. -- that owned Avis, a bunch of cats-and-dogs motel brands (e.g. Super 8, Ramada) and -- you guessed it -- RCI.

You can read about CENDANT here: https://www.econcrises.org/2016/11/29/cendant-corporation/

And then you can guess who owns RCI today. Why, it's Wyndham, of course! ,