
We must have the worst guide available. When we last added-on, we closed in September with an October use year. Both our guide and member accounting said we could not bank the current year points, but we could use them at a non-DVC WDW resort if we could arrange a trip in the remaining 18 days or whatever. We lost those 200 points. This was in 2004. I've read numerous stories on these boards counter to what we experienced. Makes me wonder if I shouldn't go back and revisit this issue with our guide.WebmasterDoc said:You will always get current points - regardless of the Use Year - when purchasing an add-on and DVC will usually allow you to bank those additional points, even when past the banking deadlines. It can never hurt to ask your guide to do this for you automatically as sometimes the CM at MS may balk at banking those points, but it is allowed with any direct purchase.
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DisneyBill said:Makes me wonder if I shouldn't go back and revisit this issue with our guide.

You're not alone. When we decided to join DVC last summer, we very nearly purchased directly from Disney. The only sticking point was whether or not we would be allowed to bank the current-year points since we would be closing about one month before the end of our use year. Our guide said she talked with her manager and he told her we would not be allowed to bank the points. So we checked out the resale market and found a great contract through TTS.DisneyBill said:We must have the worst guide available. When we last added-on, we closed in September with an October use year. Both our guide and member accounting said we could not bank the current year points, but we could use them at a non-DVC WDW resort if we could arrange a trip in the remaining 18 days or whatever. We lost those 200 points. This was in 2004. I've read numerous stories on these boards counter to what we experienced. Makes me wonder if I shouldn't go back and revisit this issue with our guide.


WebmasterDoc said:As for the refillable mugs, are you sure the threat of a wet-willy is enough of a deterent?![]()
WebmasterCricket said:...or other unwanted hazing ritual...

Some have not been allowed to bank in this situation so it's not universal. Maybe they use it as a sales tactic.WebmasterCricket said:Why is this not outlined somewhere in writing? Is it simply a sales tool that they can implement when they see fit? I'm guessing it's written on the same stone as the refillable mug policy*
*The above was in no terms any intention of starting any discussion in any way for, on, in, near or around anything determined to be mug (refillable or non-refillable) policy related. Any attempt to infer such a relationship to said policy will be met with a wet-willy or other unwanted hazing ritual. Thank you