Apex Title & Escrow, LLC. - SCAM

Timeshare owners should be cautious of unsolicited or unexpected email, calls or letters from companies offering to rent or sell your timeshare for an advanced fee, especially if the advance fee is required to be paid in cash or via wire-transfer. Don't allow the company to pressure you into making a hurried decision. In most timeshare sales and real estate transactions, it is the buyer who puts up a deposit and the timeshare resale or real estate company gets its commission from the seller only after the deal closes.

Many scam businesses are using the name, license number and even the address of a legitimate business. In most instances, the scam company's phone numbers will be different than the legitimate business’. We advise you check with your local regulatory agency, or agency where the company is located, to check the company's licensing status and current laws and regulations pertaining to the services the company is offering, and verify the company's contact information, especially the phone and fax numbers, matches the contract or solicitation documents. You should also check with your timeshare property to see if they have received any complaints or information on scams provided by other timeshare owners.