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I am not someone who is quick to talk about class action law suits, but at some point Marriott may end up with one for: (a) charging owners an unreasnable fee for selling their points and (b) not allowing deeded owners, who bought into the point system, to include that feature when they sell their units. It is one thing to have some rules. It is another to sell a product that you are not willing to buy back for a reasonable fee and to disadvantage the seller from obtaining a reasonable price. Normally when one purchases something the owner can sell what he/she purchased. Marriott has established rules that don't allow this to take place. That is grossly unreasonable and should be unlawful. Are they any attorneys out there who can comment on this?