How hard is it to manage Disney bought & secondary points?

[disneynutz]

Yes, we are talking about the same thing. I can not "see" both my accounts/information with one sign-on to the member web-site. According to MS, I have to have different accounts due to different membership numbers.
I have OKW Jun UY that DW and I are on.
I have OKW Feb UY that DW, our two DDs, and I are on.
MS inclduing the tech side are telling me they can not set me up with one log in for the two memberships.

I was told by DVC that it's a security, maybe legal issue because your DD's would be able to access your Jun contracts that they have nothing to do with.

Bill

 

[com_op_2000]

Did you contact Member admin or IT for technical issues as opposed to MS? I find MS doesn't always know about non-typical things.

I have talked with:
MS
MS-Admin
MS-Tech

 

[supersnoop]

Yes, we are talking about the same thing. I can not "see" both my accounts/information with one sign-on to the member web-site. According to MS, I have to have different accounts due to different membership numbers.
I have OKW Jun UY that DW and I are on.
I have OKW Feb UY that DW, our two DDs, and I are on.
MS inclduing the tech side are telling me they can not set me up with one log in for the two memberships.

I know you don't like the answer, but it's the only answer you'll get. If you want a single login, either add your daughters to the one deed, or remove them from the other. Personally, I can't come up with a good reason to have extra people on the deed, but I can think of some terrible side affects. Since I live in a community-property state, I didn't even bother putting my wife on the deed.

 

[Dean]

This is either a legal issue (different ownership) or a technical issue (the website just can't handle it), but it is clearly not a retail/resale issue.

It's not a technical issue because I can see both of my accounts under one sign in with different home resort, UY & ownership listing.

 

[supersnoop]

It's not a technical issue because I can see both of my accounts under one sign in with different home resort, UY & ownership listing.

Dean, thanks for pointing this out. I've never seen anyone else post this information. I have always been under the impression, from all my research, that having different people on the deed necessitates a second login. If that's not true, what are the scenarios, if any, that require a second login?

 

[disneynutz]

Dean, thanks for pointing this out. I've never seen anyone else post this information. I have always been under the impression, from all my research, that having different people on the deed necessitates a second login. If that's not true, what are the scenarios, if any, that require a second login?

IMO Dean's situation is a mistake that Disney didn't catch. On one of our direct contracts we were given a second login just for that contract. I contacted quality assurance who checked with management and was told that contracts not titled the same require a separate login.

I explained that all of our contracts are titled the same and they discovered that Disney had by mistake, titled the new contract differently. They corrected the title and added the contract to our existing account and login.

I was told by DVC several years ago that with a resale purchase, once Disney receives the documents and processes the deed, title and account, they will not make changes. If the new contract is titled differently Disney will set up a new account. If you want it changed, you need to go back through the legal process of changing title.

Bill

 

[Dean]

Dean, thanks for pointing this out. I've never seen anyone else post this information. I have always been under the impression, from all my research, that having different people on the deed necessitates a second login. If that's not true, what are the scenarios, if any, that require a second login?

Others have posted in the past that their's showed up like mine as well. As I pointed out for clarity, mine is a little different due to the fact it was together and we later changed the title but as it applies to this specific point, it is technically possible. I don't see it as a big deal since you can't use them together anyway and in some ways it may be better if it's separate as you can work on them at the same time from different browsers more easily.