This website is presented by swapalease.com. Swapalease.com is not a scam website, and we would like to help you understand the best way to transfer your lease. We want to help educate consumers on how to properly complete a lease transfer.

It has been brought to our attention that some individuals and/or entities posing as legitimate lease buyers have been contacting consumers selling vehicles via online listing services, including Swapalease.com, on a fraudulent basis. As it applies to lease transfers, they are essentially writing their own contracts, as opposed to the proper way of transferring a lease under the supervision of the leasing company. In fact, this method of transferring one's lease ('subleasing') is often a breach of contract and may be illegal.

Thankfully, this practice is easy to spot because the only way to properly transfer a lease is through the leasing company with no exceptions. Anyone who tells you they have another way to officially transfer a lease outside of or without the knowledge of the leasing company should not be dealt with.

To exit your lease or takeover a lease both properly and safely, contact swapalease.com by calling 1-866 SWAPNOW (1-866-792-8669) or visit swapalease.com, the world's largest lease marketplace.

Scam Updates

Company: All In One Automotive Sales LLC
Contact: Amanda Sanchez
Added: 4/19/2024
Scam: Subleasing

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Company: UNICO Auto Group
Contact: Max Pacquiao
Added: 8/23/2021
Scam: Subleasing

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Company: NAA Lease Take-Over Marketplace
Contact: na
Added: 4/19/2021
Scam: Subleasing

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Company: Red Viper Media
Contact: Geoffrey Hull
Added: 5/29/2020
Scam: Subleasing

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Company: Lease Baron Auto Lease Company
Contact: Jeff Eldredge
Added: 3/13/2020
Scam: Subleasing

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Company: Prestige Inc. Exotic Rentals
Contact: Greg King
Added: 12/20/2019
Scam: subleasing

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IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT BANKS AND LEASING COMPANIES WILL NOT CONTACT YOU DIRECTLY BY EMAIL OR TELEPHONE AND REQUEST THAT YOU PROVIDE THEM WITH SENSITIVE INFORMATION SUCH AS YOUR ACCOUNT NUMBER AND/OR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. ALSO NOTE THAT YOU CANNOT RELY ON YOUR CALLER ID BECAUSE SOFTWARE HAS BEEN DEVELOPED THAT GIVES CRIMINALS THE ABILITY TO FOOL YOUR CALLER ID AND HAVE IT SHOW WHOEVER THEY WISH (EX. YOUR LEASING COMPANY OR BANKING INSTITUTION).