I've used both. Both are about the same and both give you about the same service. I think one has a higher "Finder's Fee" then the other. Other then that, it was easy to get in touch with the owner and lessing company. Once the checks have been done, the ball normally gets rolling within 3 days.

Of course, really check the terms. make sure at the end, you don't owe a cap cost reduction. In some circumstances, people will be asked to defer that cost till the end and that is something you don't want to pay for. Also make sure with the leasing co that the amount of miles left is true. For example, Honda Financial (The financial arm for Acura) will not honor a swap. The Lessee is responsible in finding another co to take the lease. Also, the terms of the lease change. Some companies get complicated with their terms. So again with Acura, the original Lessee would have agreed to $.19/mi in overage costs. Once it is switched, it changes to $.26/mi. So watch the terms carefully.

Otherwise, you can find good deals this way and is cost effective.

Hope that helps

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