Verification- asking for reservation confirmation

I signed up for verified when renting on Redweek today. I received an email also today requesting me to send them “a copy of my reservation confirmation” right away.What is a reservation confirmation?

Carl C.: If you own a floating week, we need a confirmation from your timeshare resort that shows you reserved the week and unit you are posting. If you don't have one, please ask your resort.

If you own a fixed week, you can send a copy of your maintenance fee statement or sales contract to show you own the same week every year. All this information will be verified with your resort before your posting receives the "Verified" flag.

If you have further questions, please use the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of any page. Thanks!

What is the email address to send my Reservation Confirmation to RedWeek?

If you have a full-service posting, please send the reservation to rentals@redweek.com. If your posting is a do-it-yourself with RedWeek verification, then the email address is verify@redweek.com.

We own a timeshare with Marriott. We have deposited a week with Interval International. It is available to use until July, 2025. Interval allows us to change the name for a vacation exchange on the certificate. Are we able to rent this through RedWeek?

It is against the policies of both RCI and Interval International to rent out weeks obtained through their system or sell deposited vacation time. We are not able of offer Full Service Rentals or our RedWeek Verified enhancement on any week booked through Interval International or RCI.

If a timeshare rental listing is not verified and protected, can the purchaser add that protection to the transaction? How much does it cost for a listing to be verified and protected?

How do you protect yourself against fraud if an owner doesn't use the Verified and Protected service? Is it the norm to change the name on the reservation AFTER you've paid? Seems like very little protectioin for the renter unless I'm missing something?

What about from the perspective of a renter?