is there really no stupid question?

[coastiewifern]

I'm hoping that is the case…..
If you are simply transferring points to someone no contract is necessary right? The person is offering 50% prior to transfer and remainder upon completion. Quick response appreciated

 

[RobDoc]

I'm hoping that is the case…..
If you are simply transferring points to someone no contract is necessary right? The person is offering 50% prior to transfer and remainder upon completion. Quick response appreciated

DVC does not require a contract like they do with rentals. If either party of a transfer wants a contract, it is an agreement between those parties.

It is up to you to review past posts of the other party and get as much information as possible (home address, phone number(s), etc.) about the other party before agreeing to any terms and completing the transfer.

I would certainly suggest that you follow the general suggestions for rentals in the **How to use this Board** thread on the DVC Rent/Trade Board before transferring your points to someone you don't know. Transfers are not reversible, so once they have been transferred they are truly gone from your account. If you are happy with the offer you have received and trust the other party, then proceed with the transfer.

Good luck with your decision!

 

[chalee94]

I'm hoping that is the case…..
If you are simply transferring points to someone no contract is necessary right? The person is offering 50% prior to transfer and remainder upon completion. Quick response appreciated

your DVC contract prohibits accepting compensation for a point transfer, so...

1) if you mention to MS that money is involved, they might get upset with you and

2) if something goes wrong, DVC will not get involved anyway.

as doc says, it's good to have a contract so that you and the other party understand what is expected and you *might* be able to enforce it in court. but have no illusions as to whether disney will help you out if an issue develops.