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Re: TO PHILL12 (SOFTBALL DAD ON TUG) (by R P.):

quote from Softballdad3 on Tug below:

"Also if someone made a exchange with II or Rci then made deposit into Redweek exchange how long until someone gets refused at at the resort because this is breaking the rules of the exchange companies who the owner is signed up with!"

another quote from you on the same subject below:

"Back to earlier post,I have read post that state Redweek will let you deposit into their exchange a resort you got in a exchange from another site and this would also seem wrong because again the owner of that timeshare is not involved in this deal!"

Your accusations (outright lies) above are there in black and white. Words don't lie and you can't backtrack now saying you made no such accusation as it's on record and copied from your statement on Tug.

Another quote from you on the subject below:

"J--- part of my post about someone making a exchange through their company Rci or II and then redeposit into Redweek is one of the issues I'm having trouble with. Then as you stated someone can make another exchange with Redweek and then rent it out for profit and this seems wrong ."

quote from Softballdad on Tug below:

"J--- if I'm reading your post right you are stating its alright for someone to break Rci or II rules and rent someone else's timeshare because they got it in a exchange from Redweek!"

Who's breaking RCI or II rules? People that deposit with Redweek own those weeks. Neither RCI, II or any other exchange company is involved in any shape, form or fashion.

quote from Softballdad on Tug below:

"This would be a unit that had been exchange for from one of the companies. I know poster stated this can not happen because you need to own to deposit but I have seen this question among many others asked on Redweek with no answer from Redweek."

I read the Redweek forums every morning with my cup of coffee. I don't think I've missed reading many (if any) posts, and I've never seen the above question asked on Redweek. Redweek members have enough sense to know that they can't deposit an exchange from another exchange company into Redweek. You're the only one that seems to be the exception.

quote from Softballdad to another Tug member:

"If you are this confused by my question and statement then there is just no point in giving you another answer you wouldn't understand anyway! I get the feeling your not really interested but just want to keep all this going and we are now finished!"

phill, it's obvious that you're the one that's confused. Tug members tried to explain Redweek's exchange system to you and that Redweek doesn't accept exchanges made via other exchange companies but you simply refuse to GET IT.

quote from a Tug member to Softballdad:

"Why so angry and annoyed? Your posts demonstrate a refusal to accept leigitmate explanations of Redweeks exchange system, which is different and unrelated to RCI's or II's. Your annoyed by the system and angry at the people who use it.

Are you helping or even trying to help anyone here? Or is all the venting of your anger on this site simply therapy of some sort for you?"

I think the post above from a Tug member pretty much sums it up. If you don't like Redweek's exchange system then simply don't use it. You're not forced to use Redweek or any other exchange company just because you own a timeshare.

There were many other posts by Tug members trying to explain to you how Redweek operates, but you simply refuse to acknowledge those posts and you continue to vent your venom.

And last but not least, it's foolhardy to try to force your will on others (in other forums), especially those that "understand" and are satisfied with how Redweek operates.