Anne Pottinger

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  "We feel this will be a win, win situation," says Anne Pottinger, owner of ExchangeHomes.
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  Anne Pottinger OwnerExchangeHomes.com903-454-7755

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  Anne PottingerEditorExchangeHomes.com

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  Anne Pottinger Founder of ExchangeHomes.com, Controler, Web Site, Blog and Newsletter Editor, and Customer Service Rep in Chief, has been a home exchanger herself throughout her life.She is an inveterate writer about travel in general and home exchanging in particular (domestic pets as well, but that's another story!).She has had numerous articles published throughout the world and Internet.
  
  Anne is the first to recognize the qualms and concerns of newcomers to the concept of home exchange and leads the company's Customer Service Team.More often than not, anyone calling ExchangeHomes.com will find themselves speaking with Anne.
  
  The press and media worldwide acknowledge Anne as an expert.She has been featured in:

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  Published on: 10/13/2008    Last Visited: 2/12/2008  

  If you decide to try home swapping, give yourself time to get to know exchange candidates before making plans to swap keys to your houses, recommended Anne Pottinger, owner of Vacation Homes Unlimited, which operates exchangehomes.com in Santa Clarita, Calif.
  
  Correspond a few times via e-mail, or better yet by phone.
  
  You should also consider your terms and what you are looking for.
  
  For example, consider if you will allow families with children or pets and specify that in your listing.
  
  "Exchange with like people," Pottinger said.

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  Published on: 10/13/2008    Last Visited: 2/12/2008  

  "Since we expanded onto the Internet in 1996 there has been a marked increase in annual new membership," says Anne Pottinger of Vacation Homes Unlimited.

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  Anne Pottinger, owner of Vacation Homes Unlimited, a Santa Clarita, Calif.-based company that lists homes available for exchanging, said it's "growing like weeds," especially in the United States.
  
  "Most people don't know that it's actually one of Europe's best-kept secrets," Pottinger said.
  
  She said it began in the 1950s with teachers from the Netherlands and Switzerland swapping homes during summer holidays.
  
  "What it means is families can afford to visit places that were unaffordable before," Pottinger said."You can stay longer, travel more often, or have resources for special tours, dining or entertainment."
  
  Today, Pottinger and others in the industry credit the Internet for causing interest to surge.
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  Pottinger's website, www.exchangehomes.com, had homes in 10 countries listed in early March.
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  Pottinger estimated that number swelled to 180,000 families last year.
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  Anne Pottinger, owner, Vacation Homes Unlimited, Santa Clarita, Calif., 800-848-7927; www.exchangehomes.com.

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  Published on: 4/3/2008    Last Visited: 4/3/2008  

  Anne Pottinger can show you how to stay anywhere in the world for free AND pay significantly less to get there!

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  Anne Pottinger, owner of Vacation Homes Unlimited, a Santa Clarita, Calif.-based company that lists homes available for exchanging, said it's "growing like weeds," especially in the United States."Most people don't know that it's actually one of Europe's best-kept secrets," Pottinger said.She said it began in the 1950s with teachers from the Netherlands and Switzerland swapping homes during summer holidays."What it means is families can afford to visit places that were unaffordable before," Pottinger said."You can stay longer, travel more often, or have resources for special tours, dining or entertainment."Today, Pottinger and others in the industry credit the Internet for causing interest to surge.

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  ExchangeHomes.Com Swap'N'Go Newsletter - Marach /... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/2003    Last Visited: 1/27/2006  

  Web Site Design by Anne Pottinger

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  Web Site Design by Anne Pottinger

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