BuzzyBelle
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 26, 2014
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I agree that they may be asking if it's a resale because if it was direct and the number wasn't there it could indicate a problem, however I know from personal experience that they are definitely refusing to give out numbers. One gentleman we spoke to flat out told us he had our information and wasn't allowed to give it to us. It took many calls and a lot of pleading to have the member # released. I don't know if this is a new policy or if it just wasn't enforced before. Some of those waiting on here may genuinely not be in the system yet, but I had someone tell us we were in the system on Monday 6/15 but was just waiting on our # and others tell us after that we weren't there yet. We received different answers depending on who we talked to even using the same departments/options when calling. Like others have said on here- when you close on a house you are handed the keys and that's it. When we closed on DVC we waited weeks to make a reservation and would still be waiting if we hadn't been persistent. I don't know what exactly is going on, but it seems DVC is making the resale process harder and harder lately. I understand everyone's frustration on here in having spent thousands of dollars on something and just want to use it.I think they ask if it's a resale because if it wasn't, it should be in the system instantly (or at least very quickly) and so they would be worried there is a problem. I do NOT think they are asking because they see your member number and won't tell you. I believe that if they have asked you for your name, then you've made it past the hurdle of getting someone to check. Unfortunately, it's just not there.
In my experience, I called every other day, each time the person asked my name, checked, and said it wasn't there. Once or twice she might have asked if it was resale (though by the 4th call, I think she recognized my voice). The day it was there, she said good news, it's here, and gave me my number.