They say they can get us out of our Timeshare by transferring the ownership. I saw the initial comment about this group and I get it. We have talked to them and have found little in the way of negative feedback. I did call our Resort and they said not to deal with them because someone said they took money from them and they didn't get anything in return but they also said they are getting all kinds of inquiry calls from owners. I have however talked to a gentleman from London, ON who said he did get released from his - after 8 months and we were told it would take about a year for ours because of the resort we are with. The CEO of Cyria, Cory Stegemann has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Canadian Vacation Ownership Association (CVOA which was formerly CRDA). Does that mean anything good? They say because they have 18 affiliate travel companies in this group, they get one of them who wants to take on the ownership of your TS and then we just pay a fraction of what it would cost us if we had to keep paying our fees for our contractual period. We have met face to face with people and I have verified the home address of our main contact and he gave us other personal info on himself. I would love to hear from anyone else who has taken the deal and what the result have been. A bit difficult as they have only been operating a little over 2 years so not a lot will have gotten through the process yet and so many don't want to openly discuss it as some people don't even tell their kids they bought a timeshare. Their office on Airport Rd. in Toronto was filled with people wanting to get out of their TS. I've searched for negative comments online with no luck. I'm very skeptical about anything like this but there are a few things that might point to legitimacy if any of it holds water and that's what I'm trying to find out. Cyria says that have a money back guarantee but yes, I realize if they are gone, that means nothing. Am I actually to believe that all those people in the Airport Rd. office are scammers as well as the Cyria group. It's a tough world. Please help. We have to decide what to do soon. There certainly is a need for a company to do this so no matter what happens, I'll be shouting either way about the results to let everyone else know. Even the Collingwood OPP couldn't tell me anything but to go through my own local police but mostly only to report a fraud, not to inquire about one. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Center website didn't produce any help for me either.