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Anti Apex4.2Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
Anti-Apex is a global vehicle security company. We make products that stop car theft before it happens.We design simple, effective anti-theft devices including steering wheel locks, vehicle trackers, and dashcams built to beat the methods thieves actually use today. Our products are easy to install, easy to use daily, and visible enough to make thieves walk away and pick an easier target.We ship worldwide, respond fast, and stand behind everything we sell. If something does not work, we always make it right.A car is stolen every few minutes somewhere in the world. It devastates families financially and emotionally. We exist to make sure it does not happen to yours, with protection anyone can afford and anyone can use.
Anti Apex (antiapex.com) has 343 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Lisa O.
Very deceptive. Advertise as Australian company but when you order you find out the price advertised is in US dollars & your order is sent from China. The worst part is the ghost trackers are useless! I ordered 6. 1 works sometimes & the others don't work. Waste of money.
Nunya B.
Website states they are an Australian company (they are not, no ABN) cost of product is in American dollars not Australian dollars, so you pay way more without realising it until paid. Products sent from china, website states NO stress, NO questions asked refund, I requested a return label and refund and spent a day emailing them back and forth they wanted details of my cars, videos etc, they kept changing the requirements for refund … in the end I could see that we were going in circles, only issued part refund when I said that I would be contacting ACCC and PayPal.
J S.
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!
Frank
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.
Jack
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
Stephen B.
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.
John R.
A scam the product does not work. Prices in USD A wasted $110Aud Do not buy
John
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.
