Why Your Posting Might Be Delayed or Rejected

RedWeek reviews every rental posting to make sure it is accurate, complete, and ready for renters. If something is missing or unclear, your posting may be delayed or temporarily rejected until the issue is resolved.

Common Reasons for Delays
Your posting may take longer to approve if:
- Required reservation details are incomplete
- Dates or unit information do not match the resort’s records
- Your confirmation number is missing or incorrect
- Verification documents are unclear or not provided when requested
- The posting contains inconsistent or conflicting information

Verification-Related Delays
To protect renters, RedWeek may request additional proof of your reservation. Delays may occur if:
- A document is unreadable
- Screenshots are cropped or missing key details
- The reservation appears different from what was entered in your posting
- Your resort requires extra steps to verify ownership or week usage

Reasons a Posting Might Be Rejected
A posting may be rejected if:
- The reservation cannot be verified
- The unit or dates are not actually available
- The information provided is inaccurate or misleading
- The posting violates RedWeek guidelines or policies
- It appears the owner is attempting to rent something they do not have the right to rent

How to Fix Posting Issues
If your posting is delayed or rejected, you will receive an email explaining what needs to be corrected. Common fixes include:
- Updating your reservation details
- Providing clearer documentation
- Correcting date or unit information
- Removing inconsistent or unverifiable details

Resubmitting Your Posting
Once you have made the requested updates, you can resubmit your posting for review. Most corrected postings are approved quickly.

RedWeek’s review process ensures the accuracy and safety of all listings, which helps protect both owners and renters.