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Join Date: Aug 2004
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David's Vacation Club Rentals now offering $11.00 per point for renting your points..
David's Vacation Club Rentals are now offering DVC members $11.00 per point for renting their points.
Check it out at http://www.dvcrequest.com/associate/ It's advertised on David's web page as a special bonus because they're experiencing a shortage of points for all resorts. States... You will receive $10.00 ($11.00, if you sign up today) for each point rented AND there are NO FEES to receive your money. Hopefully another sign that things are gradually improving.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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That's great news, that you for sharing.
I have a few points to rent and getting 11$ pp with very little hassle is great, I think I'll register. |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Has anyone from uk rented their points through David??
I just wondered how easy it would be with exchanging money to £ etc I need to rent my points for the next 2 years as money is very tight and this looks the easiest way x |
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Great if you already have a PayPal account, but if not it's very easy to set one up, there might be a cross boarder fee and I'm not sure if David also pays this so a question to ask them. And it might be best to have both a PayPal sterling and US dollar account and set the US Dollar as your primary account prior to receiving the funds from David. The payment will then be sent to your dollar account and then you can change the dollars into sterling when you want to and maybe on a day when the rate is better, this can be done in "Manage Currencies" Todays exchange rate on PayPal is $1 USD = 0.631243 GBP) Copied the info from ..... http://www.dvcrequest.com/associate/index.asp 50% of the funds due to you are immediately transferred to you via PayPal at the time of the reservation (once I receive the funds from the guest). If you don't already have a PayPal account, you can open one here. There is NO FEE to you to receive your money through PayPal. We absorb all fees. I take guest payments by credit card or PayPal so there are no additional charges to you.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Aug 2009
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Hi,
We used David Rentals last year. We didnt use our DVC points last year so rented them through Davids rentals. Very easy process. If i remeber you get half the money when the DVC booking is made and then the other half on the check in day. All the money was transfered via Paypal with no costs. I was a bit worried about sorting all the details when the renter wanted to add the dining plan and Magical express but I phoned up Davids Rentals and a very helpful lady talked me through the process. I know I could have more per point by renting\transfering direct but doing it through David's took all the hassle out of the process. |
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Sep 2008
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Thanks for the reply's I will look into this
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Newcastle, uk
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I'm just in the process of seriously thinking about buying points (thinking about SS although never stayed there as looks lovely and you get more for your money, I do love beach club though but so much more!). The idea of being able to rent points out is appealing especially if there is a couple of years we can't go but I was wondering if you have to pay tax on them. It would seem an awful lot of hassle if you had to do a tax return for not that much money. I know people who have second accommodations they rent out have to pay tax so didn't know if this was the same.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Sep 2008
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Wow!! David's rentals have been amazing
I took the plunge and contacted them to rent my points within 24 hours they had found someone to rent my points and then after another 24 hours the money was in my account They made it so easy
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] Good to hear it was extremely quick, seemed like an easy and painless process. Another benefit right now is the strength of the dollar so if you're changing the funds into sterling you'll received a better exchange rate
That's my next job working out best way to change $3500 from my PayPal account into ££. I will spend this money then keep the next payment when they check in to pay my dues
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out of curiosity - why would you want to convert the $$ back into pounds instead of keeping it as $$ to payoff the annual dues - presumably that eliminates certain FX risk
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I'm thinking probably because $3500 is enough to pay annual dues for a few years. I would want to get the benefit from it straight away, not just leave it sitting in a Paypal account for a few years.
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Interesting stuff, been thinking of doing this as I won't be able to get over to WDW as often now, if it pays the dues...
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So unless you're set up so you can transfer those dollars into a US bank account then I'm not sure of the best way to use those dollars without first exchanging them in sterling, does anyone have any suggestions?
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I ended up renting through David 40 points and I'm very happy with the service. Hassle free and fast.
I'm not sure this is true. I own SSR points and the current price on the rental board for SSR is 10-11$ pp. Points that sell for more are points more requested, like VGC or BCV. For SSR 11$ pp is really a no brainer. |
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