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trueTimeshare Points2006-07-28T10:39:00-07:002006-07-28T17:45:26Z2006-07-28T17:45:26Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12474424.post-115410872656711164RCI totally revamps their websiteIf you haven't visited RCI.COM lately, you may be surprised to learn that the entire website has been completely changed.
Some members have complained that they like the old website design better but time will tell if that is just the usually resistance to change scenario.
One thing that seems harder to find is the place to search by resort name or resort ID number.
For your convenience, youfalseTimeshare Points2006-06-27T05:07:00-07:002006-06-27T12:09:15Z2006-06-27T12:09:15Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12474424.post-115141015528930614RCI Points: Timeshare RCI Points Series Part FiveThis is the last part of the Timeshare RCI Points series - get links to the entire series.
7. What if I want to drop out of RCI Points and return to my old membership?
Answer: This question makes an invalid assumption that the only way to own RCI Points is to "convert" a weeks ownership to a points ownership.
For ownerships and resorts that qualify, another way is to keep your weeksfalseTimeshare Points2006-06-26T23:04:00-07:002006-06-27T12:10:01Z2006-06-27T12:05:50Ztag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12474424.post-115140995065175959RCI Points: Timeshare RCI Points Series Part FourWe're continuing the Timeshare RCI Points series - get links to the entire series.
6. What happens if I own both Points weeks and non-Points weeks?
Answer: You will have two RCI accounts but only one annual membership fee. One RCI weeks account and one RCI Points account.
You can use your weeks account and your points account as separate transactions. Also if you own your weeks in certainfalse