Palace Elite Resorts is embroiled in a contentious timeshare dispute with the Akeos, where following customer chargebacks and legal complaints, the company filed a criminal complaint and proposed a restitution agreement that includes a non-disparagement clause. These measures, aimed at limiting negative publicity and silencing criticism on social media, raise serious concerns over ethical business practices and corporate transparency.

Palace Elite Resorts escalated a timeshare dispute by filing a criminal complaint in August 2023 and demanding a $250,000 payment along with a non-disparagement agreement that would force clients to refrain from negative comments and close a critical Facebook group. These actions have been interpreted as aggressive business practices aimed at silencing dissent and controlling the public narrative.

Palace Elite Resorts is under investigation following claims that it shared sensitive timeshare ownership data, which allegedly enabled a scam affecting consumers such as Mr. Frank Baker and Mrs. Kelsey, leading to a class action lawsuit.

A class action lawsuit alleges that Palace Elite Resorts engaged in deceptive timeshare practices by improperly sharing customer information and misleading buyers about contract terms, resulting in significant financial losses and undermining consumer trust.