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APEX (by R P.):

marciad36 wrote:

Has anyone had experience with a Timeshare Buying group named APEX? My husband and I fell for their sales pitch in December of 2009. We were trying to sell two of our four timeshares for some time without success. We went to their appoinment only presentation and paid $4600.00 for them to take them off our hands. Part of this was contingent on paying the 2010 maintenance fees before completing the transaction. We did so and felt relieved to be free of those weeks. Fourteen months later, we now seem to be the victims of a very professional scam. The two timeshares we thought we had sold are now insisting that we owe maintenance fees for 2011. They claim that the deeds were never transfered to APEX and that we were still the owner of record. We've tried numerous times to contact someone at APEX, but to no avail. They don't return any of our messages. What can we do now?

You've been had, alright. APEX sounds like a postcard company that supposedly takes your timeshare off your hands for a hefty price. Some postcard companies never have the deed transferred into their name so as far as the resort is concerned you still own the timeshares and owe the maintenance fees.

There's really not much you can do but file a complaint with the Attorney General in the state APEX is located.