In April 2008 we purchased an upgraded timeshare in Mexico. Part of the transaction included trading in as equity a timeshare based in Carlsbad, CA. We were put in touch with Holiday Transfer Services who was to make the transfer of ownership. We were told we had 30 days for this to occur so please get the necessary documents to Holiday Transfer as quickly as possible. On July 10, 2008 we received an invoice for $334 for recording fees, taxes and a transfer fee from Holiday Transfer which we paid. In December 2008 we began getting maintenance fee notices from the California timeshare. We called Holiday Transfer numerous times and received many excuses - "these things take time", "its a complicated process, " "we've sent the paperwork and its being processed." But the bills for the maintenance fees kept coming. After dozens of phone calls that were never returned, we filed a Better Business Bureau complaint against them. In settlement of the complaint, Holiday Transfer paid the outstanding maintenance fee and agreed to make the transfer within 30 days of our May 28, 2009 settlement. As of today, July 23, we still are the listed owners of the timeshare. We have refiled our BBB complaint. We are 15 months into a "30 day" equity exchange. We'll never do business with those people again, and hope anyone who does reads this complaint before paying them any money.