Wyndham
Points in Club Wyndham, plus older deeded weeks that were sometimes converted.
Club Wyndham points, legacy fixed weeks, and the contracts people signed on top of both.
Resorts
Owners search by the brand on the statement. The review has to find the document underneath it: a deed, a trust interest, a club membership, or a stack of all three. We are not affiliated with any developer listed here.
Points in Club Wyndham, plus older deeded weeks that were sometimes converted.
Club Wyndham points, legacy fixed weeks, and the contracts people signed on top of both.
Credits in WorldMark the Club, often bought at a resort that is not the owner’s home resort.
WorldMark by Wyndham is a credit system, and it is not the same contract as Club Wyndham.
Deeded weeks at named resorts, and points or trust interests in the club system.
Deeded weeks, Marriott Vacation Club points, and the trust interests sold as Abound and Destinations.
Deeded or right-to-use interests in Vistana resorts, plus a club membership that may now sit beside Abound.
Sheraton and Westin timeshares, now inside the Marriott Vacations family, often with a mandatory club.
Hilton Grand Vacations Club points and legacy weeks. Diamond collections are a different contract even when the statement says Hilton.
HGVC points and legacy weeks, plus the Diamond Resorts inventory that now sits under the same roof.
Points and collection interests, some deeded and some contractual, sold across a large inventory.
Legacy Diamond points and collections, now owned by Hilton Grand Vacations.
Deeded timeshare interests, frequently bought after a discounted stay.
Mostly deeded interests, heavily sold in Orlando and Las Vegas, often more than one contract per household.
A points-based vacation club. Sampler or preview products are a different, smaller obligation.
Bluegreen Vacations points, including sampler memberships that are not the same as a full interest.
Club points, with underlying resorts that used to be talked about as Orange Lake.
Points from the club historically tied to Orange Lake Resorts.
A deeded membership at a home resort, with a declared expiration, sold as Disney Vacation Club points.
A different product: a real-estate interest with an expiration, a resale market, and a right of first refusal.
Points or a trust interest, sometimes purchased as a supposed replacement for an older timeshare.
Trust and points products, including memberships sold to people who were trying to exit a different timeshare.
A club membership and villa inventory, with branding that has succeeded other club names.
Club Exploria and related villa memberships, including owners who came from an earlier club system.
Ask anyway. The list is the products we are asked about most often, not a limit on what we will read.