What is the Policy on Rescinding from joining DVC?

[CarolA]

Just cxl... I never understood why people buy and cxl. If you didn't want it you should not have bought it and wasted peoples time....

I hate when I read..." oh is it for me" or "should I join" if there is a doubt dont but it.... geeez...

Welcome to the DIS!

However, you might try being a little less judgemental in the future!

 

[drag n' fly]

Just cxl... I never understood why people buy and cxl. If you didn't want it you should not have bought it and wasted peoples time....

I hate when I read..." oh is it for me" or "should I join" if there is a doubt dont but it.... geeez...

That was a little harsh Usually us canuckies try to be a little more reserved and polite before cutting loose.

 

[disfanforlife]

I understand how you feel. It is a huge committment and a lot of money. But, I am glad that we did it. I feel that now we will go on a vacation every year. There have been many years where we have found an excuse not to take one and I want to do the opposite now! Anyways, that outweighed the scariness of everything else to me.

 

[WolfpackFan]

If you're having second thoughts, I certainly would go ahead and cancel. But from first hand experience, we feel this is one of the best purchases we've ever done. In fact, we've done two addons after our initial purchase.

 

[jlewisinsyr]

Plus just because you go NOW every year or twice a year do you think that will continue. I am selling some of my points simply because "enough is enough" LOL!

This is where I disagree...your points don't restrict you to just WDW, so there are other options. If you don't like to go on vacation every year, sure, I could see the loss of value, but the fact it is interchangeable with other resorts and hotels so it has flexibility outside of WDW.

The big thing holding us back was the whole "kitchen/washer/dryer" thing where the rooms are more like small apartments rather then a hotel. We don't really use these features, ever, because when we are on vacation, we want to be catered to. We send our clothes out for laundry, we only eat out, etc. But we're finally going to make the plunge because from the financial side of things, there are virtually no negatives besides the upfront cash.

 

[Dean]

This is where I disagree...your points don't restrict you to just WDW, so there are other options. If you don't like to go on vacation every year, sure, I could see the loss of value, but the fact it is interchangeable with other resorts and hotels so it has flexibility outside of WDW.

The big thing holding us back was the whole "kitchen/washer/dryer" thing where the rooms are more like small apartments rather then a hotel. We don't really use these features, ever, because when we are on vacation, we want to be catered to. We send our clothes out for laundry, we only eat out, etc. But we're finally going to make the plunge because from the financial side of things, there are virtually no negatives besides the upfront cash.

The truth is there are far BETTER and CHEAPER ways to get the non DVC options. Many timeshares that cost a fraction of DVC actually trade better and give you direct access to Interval Intl while DVC limits access and exchange options.