montrealdisneylovers
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- Feb 24, 2011
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I am thinking somewhat far ahead: reservations for Christmas 2013 but I like to have things straight in my head.
We will be short about 10 points due to the reallocations at BLT. This includes borrowing all points from the following use year. I was considering the one time disney use points but can I do this at the 11 month window or do I have to wait until 7 months? It seems silly to have to wait until 7 months if you want to book at your home resort (but I think I read somewhere that this is only available at 7 months). Please correct me if I am wrong which I hope I am.
Should I be correct, then my other option is to request a point transfer from someone. How does this generally work?
Any other bright ideas from all you experts? Not really in the mood to add on.
Thank you in advance for all your help.
We will be short about 10 points due to the reallocations at BLT. This includes borrowing all points from the following use year. I was considering the one time disney use points but can I do this at the 11 month window or do I have to wait until 7 months? It seems silly to have to wait until 7 months if you want to book at your home resort (but I think I read somewhere that this is only available at 7 months). Please correct me if I am wrong which I hope I am.
Should I be correct, then my other option is to request a point transfer from someone. How does this generally work?
Any other bright ideas from all you experts? Not really in the mood to add on.
Thank you in advance for all your help.

I watched for a while, and I also looked at previous posts to make sure they had posted on the DIS before my transaction and to view posts where they had rented or transferred before. That might not be necessary, but it was scary for me to just pay someone via Paypal without knowing first that the points were in my account. Some posters say they have done a 3 way call with MS, but I didn't do that. I trusted the DISer I bought from, and it all worked out fine.