Dean
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You can find the RCI stats on their respective websites for points and weeks. DVC is not publishing their own at the time. As for their method, I'm not sure I have a great answer. The accounting plays off the traditional system of weeks where you either deposit first or request first. Either way you can measure unfulfilled requests. With RCI points it's an instant system where there's no way to measure demand, only exchanges and the number of remaining points. Neither system has ever measured (formally at least) how acceptable a given exchange was to the member. In other words, it acts as if any exchange was your first choice.Dean
Any more updates on RCI exchange stats?
Also, based on the your statement below, what would you say the success rate if they did not ignore the unused points?
Tom
What it appears to me is they ignore outstanding points that are unused in their calculations of the % of successful exchanges. What I read is they basically take the number of exchanges done and compare that to the number of points used plus the number of points expired in the year and that's how they come up with the exchange % ignoring unused points that are still good. They they also calculate the number of exchanges that are owed by assuming that 44K points equals one exchange and then divide the number of outstanding points by 44K to determine how many are still pending.
For the weeks side the confirmed exchange % is the number of confirmed exchanges divided by exchanges filled plus requests that went unfilled. If there was an error, it appears they don't count that against their number even if they entered it as an exchange request.