Copied below is an emailed response to my testimonial that I sent to to swapalease's website. The testimonial was negative and did not appear in the actual list of testimonials on their site. Much of the content of this testimonial I have posted here at RipoffReport.com
In the email, Andrew Hall offers a "complementary listing to be used in the future (call-in-basis only)."
Let's look at this.
First, Why would I want another listing for something I said I would never recommend to anyone and have stated that I made a mistake in puchasing in the first place?
Second, what is a "call in basis only"? That means nothing to me other than it may be an opportunity for them to sell more "upgrades." I don't want this.
There is no apology for my dissatisfaction and the offer is worthless to me. This is yet another reason why I would never recommend Swapalease to anyone.
Here is the content of the actual email:
<<Larry,
Our site has been very successful, however we don’t transfer ever vehicle. Congratulations on finding a buyer for the vehicle and as a courtesy we will provide you with a complementary listing to be used in the future (call-in-basis only). You currently have access to your lifetime buyer membership, so if you are in the market we do recommend that you search our site.
Thank you,
Andrew Hall General Sales Manager
Swapalease.com 1-866-792-7669 ext 2000
From: Swapalease [mailto:callcenter3@swapalease.com] Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010 2:11 AM To: support@swapalease.com
Subject: User Left Testimonial L xxxxx has left a Seller testimonial. He/She can be reached at (xxx) xxx-xxxx or xxxxxxx@hotmail.com
Comments:
Perhaps some people have gotten out of a lease via swapalease, but it's not worth it in my opinion. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the positive reviews here were posted by swapalease employees. The salesmen are smooth talkers and they will email and call you incessantly to try to get you to run an ad. I made the mistake and did. I paid $300 (non-refundable) to post my 2008 Acura MDX. 4 weeks went by and nothing. Zip, zero, nada. Not even a single question about my ad. I posted on Craigslist a week after I posted to swapalease. Craigslist cost me nothing. I immediately started receiving phone calls and sold it 3 weeks later. I let the buyer know that the vehicle was leased and they were able to buy out the lease directly from Acura Financial who transferred the title to the buyer. Simple. Not many people have even heard of swapalease, so I don't think they're the first place someone will go to find a car. IMO, save your money and advertise on other cheaper or free sites that are well known, like Yahoo Auto or Craigslist. I will never recommend swapalease to anyone. Ever.>>>