Anti ApexReviews of antiapex.com

Cheap quality trackers that can be found cheaper on eBay. Deceptive pricing. Appear like they are based in Sydney but they charge you in US dollars. Steer clear!

They don't mention pricing is in US Dollars pricing, you find out after purchasding (a bit of a scam IMO) Shipping took a long time. But in fairness it was near XMAS so need to let that slide. Product doesn;t work well, IMO. Reviews on their website appear to be filtered. Left a Bad review and no email to confirm review. Left a Test Good review and confirmation email came immediately.

My sentiment is basically the same as other reviews here, the primary issue being they masquerade as an Australian company based in Sydney sucking you into assuming their prices would obviously be in AUD. They expect you to dig through their T&C's to work out their prices are in USD, I emailed them to complain and they told me it's due to them selling worldwide, poor excuse when they only have 3 products it would be simple to mention that on the product page. The only reason I gave more than one star was the products actually arrived (most likely drop shipped from overseas). Upon noticing there was zero Antiapex branding I searched for the brand on the box and discovered the trackers I'd been duped into paying $28ea for can be purchased from Aliexpress for about $10ea. Antiapex would appear to be nothing but a popup shop designed to exploit honest Aussies into purchasing overpriced products drop shipped from overseas, AVOID!

Claim to be Australian company. The website gives accounts of Australians having their car stolen and how it could be avoided with their lock. From all accounts, it appears to be Australian. So when I saw the 50% off, I bought 2 locks. There is no mention of the price being in US$. I only found out when I saw the amount charged to my credit card. I’ve reported the company to ACCC for deceptive and deliberately misleading practices. After receiving a patronising explanation about the company’s practice of billing in US$, I responded requesting a full refund. They did a “full” refund but it fell short of what I was charged due to currency conversion rates. I believe that all businesses selling online in Australia should be required to show prices in AUD by default, unless clearly showing any other pricing currency beside each item listed for sale. Failure to do so should result in massive fines and automatic refunds to duped consumers

The company promotes itself as Australian and displays its prices in dollars. This creates the impression that they are Australian dollars. They are not; they are US dollars. With the exchange rate, it inflates the price by at least 50%, but you don't find that out until you're about to place the order, where it is shown in small grey lettering on a grey background nearby the total and easily missed.

A scam the product does not work. Prices in USD A wasted $110Aud Do not buy

American based dropshipping-scammers who are upselling cheap foreign-made products to unwitting Aussies in fear of a fake “crime wave.” Prices are not in AUD, they are unmarked in USD and are not based in Australia like claimed. Support unwillingly to genuinely support.