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[pianomanzano]

I feel like that’s uncompetitive in high end sales today. Unless that commission is huge. Which given Disney’s low pressure sales model, I doubt.

That was the high end of the range too, I believe.

 

[DianaMB333]

I keep telling myself that I won’t buy… but keep looking at this thread LOL… so I probably need to work on how to prevent the FOMO/add-onitis..
Goodness

 

[noisycricket]

I also had a long conversation with a Guide yesterday at VGF, (not an Advanced Sales Associate, but an actual Guide), ...

What's the difference between a ASA and Guide? I've been in touch with someone who was staffing the VGC DVC office some time back, but I have to see what his title was.

 

[pkrieger2287]

What's the difference between a ASA and Guide? I've been in touch with someone who was staffing the VGC DVC office some time back, but I have to see what his title was.

ASA's work the booths, etc throughout the parks and on the cruise ships. Once you want to start talking numbers, pricing, etc. in more detail that is when you sit down with a Guide who would be responsible for the actual sale.

 

[pkrieger2287]

Big factor that I think differentiates them:
ASA = Unlicensed
Guide = Licensed Real Estate Agent

 

[CmdrThor]

217 is my guess. They’ll use point charts to make it expensive, not point price.

25-45 points per night for a studio. You heard it here first!

 

[Canchaser143]

25-45 points per night for a studio. You heard it here first!

Can we not speak this one into existence?!

 

[CmdrThor]

Can we not speak this one into existence?!

I just bought a VGC contract so I won't be staying at DLH anytime soon

 

[elenex]

25-45 points per night for a studio. You heard it here first!

I'm going with starting at 1-2 points below VGC for standard (hello Anaheim!) view, with maybe 3 view classifications spiking upwards of 10 points above VGC.

 

[DonMacGregor]

Big factor that I think differentiates them:
ASA = Unlicensed
Guide = Licensed Real Estate Agent

This right here.

 

[DonMacGregor]

I'm going with starting at 1-2 points below VGC for standard (hello Anaheim!) view, with maybe 3 view classifications spiking upwards of 10 points above VGC.

Depending on where you are in the building it might also be a Garden (Grove) view…

 

[ClaraOswald]

Depending on where you are in the building it might also be a Garden (Grove) view…

I think you mean GARBAGE Grove.

I kid! I kid! (That's just what my husband grew up calling it when he lived in the area.)

 

[DonMacGregor]

I think you mean GARBAGE Grove.

I kid! I kid! (That's just what my husband grew up calling it when he lived in the area.)

That’s the polite term. There are others. Of course, growing up we heard our share of “Ana-Slime” and “Ana-Crime” too.

 

[elenex]

The funny (sad?) thing is those standard rooms will be gobbled up immediately when you could have a theme park view at VGC for a few points more if you bought there instead.

 

[HIRyeDVC]

25-45 points per night for a studio. You heard it here first!

 

[ehh]

The funny (sad?) thing is those standard rooms will be gobbled up immediately when you could have a theme park view at VGC for a few points more if you bought there instead.

You could also get a mediocre view at VGC. It's just one category with very little input.

 

[elenex]

You could also get a mediocre view at VGC. It's just one category with very little input.

Won't argue that, but I will argue that a mediocre VGC view > the views on the south side of that building

 

[ClaraOswald]

That’s the polite term. There are others. Of course, growing up we heard our share of “Ana-Slime” and “Ana-Crime” too.

My husband still calls it Ana-Crime out of habit sometimes. He was a Garden Grove/Orange kid in the 80's/90's but even decades later, still uses the nicknames.

The funny (sad?) thing is those standard rooms will be gobbled up immediately when you could have a theme park view at VGC for a few points more if you bought there instead.

Shhh...I'm looking into VGC and I don't want people sneaking in and getting all the good contracts before me.

 

[eticketplease]

The year is different though because the email says 2074 not 2062

Yes the email states 1974 but the link in the email goes to where @pkrieger2287 when clicking on the general product link and that is what shows 1962 and was last updated 1/1/23 by Disney

 

[UrsulaWantsYourSoul]

Yes the email states 1974 but the link in the email goes to where @pkrieger2287 when clicking on the general product link and that is what shows 1962 and was last updated 1/1/23 by Disney

I was born in 1972 so there’s that. .