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Dial An Exchange (DAE) and 7Across

Dial An Exchange, often shortened to DAE, was the name of the exchange service that launched the 7Across brand in 2020. If the old name appears in your paperwork, use 7Across’s current guidance to check what applies to your account and ownership.

What happened to Dial An Exchange?

7Across identifies Dial An Exchange as its former service name in its 2020 launch announcement. The current disclosure page provides the program terms to review for your region. Older paperwork can describe terms that have since changed.

How an exchange works

Under the deposit process described in 7Across’s exchange guide, an eligible owner deposits vacation time and receives a credit that can be used to book available exchange inventory. Confirm with your resort and 7Across that your week or usage is eligible before you give it up. For floating or points-based ownership, ask whether the resort must first assign a week or confirm other details.

Check these details before depositing

  • Ask what the deposit does to your original reservation and whether it can be reversed.
  • Check the credit expiration, exchange fees, any charges at the destination, and cancellation terms.
  • Confirm the dates, accommodation size, and availability before making separate travel arrangements.

Compare the separate rules for Interval International and RCI, or learn more about weeks and points.

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