suzyqqq27
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This is a pretty involved question and I'm not even sure I'll make myself clear but here goes:
I hypothetically have a 50 point BWV contract that won't be closing in time to take advantage of the 11 month window for my vacation desires this year.
Because of the lateness in making a reservation, say the only thing open for my requested nights are a one-bedroom at SSR for 4 of the nights...the fifth night filled in with a cash ressie at Pop. So, that's 88 points.
So, I'd be using the 50 2007 pts and 38 borrowed 2008 points. Now, I would also happen to be waitlisted for a 1 bedroom at OKW and BWV (standard view - impossible I know). These would be 72 points for the same stay.
Say the wait list comes through for the one bedroom at OKW. What happens to the 16 points that are not used? Are they put back into my 2008 allotment as if they were never borrowed or are they still considered borrowed points and must be used by end of use year 2007?
Use year would be September and this vacation would be in mid-October.
I'm hoping someone has some insight,
Suzanne
I hypothetically have a 50 point BWV contract that won't be closing in time to take advantage of the 11 month window for my vacation desires this year.
Because of the lateness in making a reservation, say the only thing open for my requested nights are a one-bedroom at SSR for 4 of the nights...the fifth night filled in with a cash ressie at Pop. So, that's 88 points.
So, I'd be using the 50 2007 pts and 38 borrowed 2008 points. Now, I would also happen to be waitlisted for a 1 bedroom at OKW and BWV (standard view - impossible I know). These would be 72 points for the same stay.
Say the wait list comes through for the one bedroom at OKW. What happens to the 16 points that are not used? Are they put back into my 2008 allotment as if they were never borrowed or are they still considered borrowed points and must be used by end of use year 2007?
Use year would be September and this vacation would be in mid-October.
I'm hoping someone has some insight,
Suzanne
