It looks like BWV is the hot property now...

[dcfromva]

BW35-04-0927 Boardwalk Villas-Sale Pending April 35 $29,750.00
Notes: 29 points coming on 4/1/06. Priced at $85 per point.

(Click on the link for the details: )
ID Number BW35-04-0927
Resort Boardwalk Villas-Sale Pending
Points 35
Use Year April
Banked Points
Borrowed Points
Price $29,750.00
Notes 29 points coming on 4/1/06. Priced at $85 per point.

I was just checking the latest resales on our sponsor's board and I saw the above listing...
Do you think this is a typo or did the price per point at BWV just go way up!?



-DC

 

[Dean]

I was just checking the latest resales on our sponsor's board and I saw the above listing...
Do you think this is a typo or did the price per point at BWV just go way up!?



-DC

My guess is the seller accepted a lower offer. I'm assuming Tom cannot tell us specifics on this issue.

 

[dcfromva]

My guess is the seller accepted a lower offer.

35 points for $29,750.00 is $850.00 per point! (I bet is was lower, too. )


-DC

 

[byoung]

I'll sell my BWV points for $850 a point.

 

[CarolMN]

I'll sell my BWV points for $850 a point.

Me, too!

However,at the risk of stating the obvious, it's got to be a typo - since $29500 / 350 = $85, the contract must have 350 points.


Best wishes -

 

[DebbieB]

Either that or the total should be $2,975 for 35 points.

 

[T.E. Yeary]

I'll check it out and get back to you!

 

[T.E. Yeary]

We can't slip anything past you folks!

It was 35 points for $2,975

 

[erikthewise]

This reminds me of a joke (sorry if you've already heard it). I'll make it short.

A jewelry salesman made his first sale on his first day on the job. He rushes to tell his boss about it. After looking at the sales slip, the boss screams "YOU IDIOT! That ring was $1990, and you sold it for $199! You're fired!"

The salesman pleads for mercy and for his family whom he has to feed. Finally the boss says "Oh, all right, I'll give you another chance." The salesman thanks him profusely, after which he mumbles to himself "After all, we did still make a profit."

I assume Mr. Yeary still made a profit.