Marriott Vacation Club Virtual Presentation
Timeshare presentation can be intimidating, but what if you could do them from the comfort of your home? That’s exactly what Marriott is offering once again.
We saw this same offer about a year ago and now you can call in again and signup up for a 50,000 points bonus for attending a 90 minute virtual presentation.
Update: This offer is available again, but just like last time, it will probably not last long. Instead of filling out the form online it’s probably best to just call the number listed on the site (800-307-7312) and ask for the offer. Online it’s showing 20,000 points, but people are being offered 50,000 over the phone. It’s worth a quick call.
Offer Details
Reader Anthony F. shared that he was able to earn 50,000 Bonvoy points from a Marriott Vacation Club virtual presentation. Who knew this was a thing? Not me! I imagine it was introduced during the pandemic. I have not tried this myself and it is entirely possible that it was a limited time thing or something like that. Because of how lucrative it could be I figured it was worth sharing and people could easily give it a try without putting in much effort at all.
Anthony told me he went to the Marriott Vacation Club’s website and filled out the request more information form. He said he was called the next day and was offered 50K Marriott Bonvoy points for doing a virtual presentation. It lasted a few hours and they did it over Microsoft Teams (similar to Zoom).
Potential Issues
Fair warning, he did say it took some effort to get the points to post properly. They told him it would take 4 to 6 weeks to post and he had to start reaching out after 6 weeks. Here is what he had to say on the situation:
I called Marriott Vacations Club and they told me I need to call Marriott Bonvoy. And guess what, when I called Bonvoy they said I should call Marriott Vacation Club. At that point I decided to send an email to some of the higher ups in the company at Marriott Vacation Club, within a few hours I got a call from their executive team who said they are adding the points into my account and I saw them the next morning. Now it is entirely possible if I waited a little longer they would have shown up on their own… It wasn’t easy but all I had to do was a presentation at home and send email so it’s still a win in my opinion.
Final Thoughts
There you have it. If you have some time on your hands, and could use some more Bonvoy points, you might as well give it a try. You could even do it in the comfort of your pajamas if you so choose! Let us know what they offer you for a virtual presentation in the comments section below.
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As of today 7/16/23 they are only offering 20,000 points or $100 visa gift card.
I signed up early this morning with a very pleasant agent. An hour later I got a voicemail message telling me they signed up to many people and my appointment was canceled. Par for the course for Marriott.
All spots filled per a rep st 445pm CST.
I just called and was told the virtual offer is 5,000 points. The owner instead is 50,000 points.
Did you sign up as an owner?
They only offered me 5,000
FYI – I signed up late so by the time they called I was only offered 5000 points and couldn’t get the rep to budge. Since I had already put in some time and the presentation was only going to be 1.5 hours rather than 3, I went ahead with it. Points posted shortly after the presentation on 2/28.
That stinks – glad you got something out of it at least.
We had our 1.5 hour virtual presentation Jan. 20. We told them we were just getting information and didn’t need a timeshare because we had lots of Bonvoy points. They said Bonvoy points are pretty worthless and will be worth even less soon. (Who knew timeshare sales people are sometimes honest). We listened and said no thanks. Since I had already emailed them our Bonvey number, then we just waited and 50,000 points deposited a few days later. Thanks!
Awesome – glad it worked out Dan
The meeting ended within an hour and I am waiting for the 50kpoints to post.
It’s confusing how they offer the points. I filled out the form and they called me. I was offered 20k in points. I have my tour this upcoming Monday January, 31st. Randomly somebody else called me two hours later and offered me 25k, i stated i thought the offer is for 50k, she says that’s if you watch the presentation in January, we are all booked up and the only available time slots are February. I said okay that’s cool, my appointment is for the 31st, why wasn’t i offered 50k, oh well we cant, that Monday is considered February, our calendar ends Sunday.
Bottom line they state that anytime in January you get 50k or 25k, but when i talked to them i was only offered 20k.
I had heard of some being offered 25K but were able to get more by pushing back. But with it being the end of the month maybe they don’t have a quota to fill any more or something?
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I wonder how they high pressure sell you over Teams. I suppose you don’t get the points if you don’t stay 120 minutes on the dot, but listening to a disembodied voice harangue you is not my cup of tea, and I assume the cameras must be on.
Reports are they are ending the meetings often around an hour if you are upfront that you are there for the points.
If it were Hyatt I’d be all in. But I just can’t bring myself to doing ANYTHING that includes Marriott even if the 50k would net me a decent night somewhere.
Marriott is just sooo painful to deal with on almost every imaginable level.
That would be pretty sweet if Hyatt did something similar 🙂