I get what you're saying. And I agree. The site is more difficult to navigate now. But also, I think it's worse than you suggest. There simply are no new listings, unless I'm looking in the wrong place. (Or maybe the site doesn't play well with Chrome). Here's a screenshot from today from DVCFL, limited to Fidelity, arranged by most recent date. I think it's very close to six days now since they posted a listing, which is super odd.
Not sure it ever worked well, it is one of the reasons DVC4L is such a great tool, so we don't have to try to navigate some of the garbage out there... but we also might be missing out on some, because we're not willing to sort though the trash. lol
the lag time on DVCFL can be significant--can be up to a few hours. And often anything that is a truly great deal is gone before it DVCFL scrapes it.
I’ve seen a number of fidelity listings on ********** aggregator.
I've gotten email directly from Fidelity that they have new listings. So new ones are showing up.
If you're seeing new listings (i.e. less than a week old) on the Fidelity site, where are you finding them. I "think" Fidelity either is automatically or manually adjusting some posting dates to make listings "appear" fresh. I "think" those are what some aggregators are being tricked into listing or relisting as new. I don't see any actual new listings. More odd, I don't see any listings disappear due to sales--including a couple of listings that should've sold quickly but are still there after a week. I've checked on my laptop and on my phone. There are discrete web layouts for each. Maybe it's a browser, cookie, refresh, Apple issue. (Everything at our house is Apple--so that could be a problem.). Or maybe there are huge problems with the site build at Fidelity. Completely unsure.
The only way to find new ones is through a aggregator, or keep hitting the "Load More" at the bottom of the page and keep scrolling.
I guess that is what we get for poaching some of the talent that runs Disney IT said the agents
lol
