Basically EVR gets its inventory from RCI. Its great if you are a client from EVR, because its free. But if you are an RCI member, you are probably very upset that RCI is giving away their inventory to the public free of charge. And EVR isnt the only company, EVR actually operates under many different names and websites.
For those who are unfamiliar with RCI and EVR. To be an RCI member, not only do you pay an annual renewal fee. You must also be a timeshare owner and pay yearly maintenance fees. RCI claims to be exclusive, but its not. With its under the table dealings, RCI provides free access to its inventory to a plethora of shady travel companies. You may ask why? Well, because RCI is unable to sell all of its excess inventory, and instead of lowering the price for its members, it rather give it cheaper to non-members (secretly under fake company names) while increasing their member's yearly rates and exchange fees.
If you say "Well the same inventory is a few bucks cheaper on the RCI site" ... but did you consider the annual fee? the exchange fee? the mandatory maintenance fees to your resort? The Guest Certificate fee?
Most times, the inventory is cheaper on websites like EVR, or those powered by SAVON which is now operated by ICE.
FYI, as a side note, SAVON operates under 500 different websites names.... which is why SAVON can easily make its way in and out of niches and shut down websites that draw too much negative attention. All they simply do is open another. Both EVR and RCI have let this go on for many years. Why? 1. its profitable. 2. their liability is minal since they pretend to not know what SAVON is doing. Plausible deniability.