a quick question about a Redweek Member

Hi Bobc here. Not to cynical but now that the exchange program went to DAE & my banked trades & exchanges are made thru them I wondered as to the advantages of renewing my Redweek yearly membership ?? (Igot a reminder recently & that stemed this note. Please for me & ALL the others that may ask the same question, please remind us of the benefits of a Redweek membership aside from maybe the BEST availabilty search engine !!! (DAE's search is not good) Thanks. This forum may not be the forum for this...please repost where you think it may get the most views.

phanh wrote:

...I wondered as to the advantages of renewing my Redweek yearly membership

A RedWeek membership allows you to post ads if you want to rent out or sell your unit. It also allows you to contact owners about their for sale/rent ads

phanh wrote:

...now that the exchange program went to DAE & my banked trades & exchanges are made thru them I wondered as to the advantages of renewing my Redweek yearly membership ?? (Igot a reminder recently & that stemed this note. Please for me & ALL the others that may ask the same question, please remind us of the benefits of a Redweek membership aside from maybe the BEST availabilty search engine !!! (DAE's search is not good).

RedWeek has actually been out of the "exchange" game for several years now, afaik. Personally, I never thought the "exchange" program was one of RedWeek's strengths in the first place, so the termination of that "exchange" function from RedWeek has been of absolutely no consequence to me.

RedWeek's real strength lies in the fact that it is (in my opinion) the best and safest site around on which to find, advertise or conduct timeshares rentals or resales. There are plenty of other avenues for "exchanging" --- RedWeek should perhaps never have gotten into the (already overcrowded) "exchange game" in the first place.

I’m NOT happy with my Palmer’s vacation club membership and am cancelling my membership before I contact an attorney or the bbb.for the following reasons 1. Had to wait45 days to try to book anything 2.could not use my RCI points except for so much off hotel 3. Found that quest was more than AARPtravel on MY vacation needs in short why would I continue to pay for your devices when I can find equal accommodations for a lesser price WHEN I NEED THEM

Hello, Renewing your RedWeek membership is still worthwhile, even now that exchanges are handled through DAE. While RedWeek no longer offers its own exchange program, it continues to provide access to one of the best rental search engines in the industry, with thousands of verified listings and detailed resort information. Membership lets you contact owners directly, view complete rental details, ( geometry dash scratch), and take advantage of owner reviews and historical pricing — invaluable tools if you're renting, buying, or selling. It's also required if you want to list and manage your own rentals or resales. At under $20 per year, RedWeek remains a valuable, low-cost resource for timeshare owners and travelers seeking flexibility outside of traditional exchange networks like DAE.