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I switch from AAA to GEICO big big huge mistake trying to save a little bit of money I woke up one morning come outside my vehicle was sideswiped its taking them over 34 days to finally complete my claim and upon doing that they requested an expert to come and look at my vehicle ,mind you I have full coverage they told me that the vehicle was in motion it was not. If the vehicle was in motion or not why would I have to lie about that I have full coverage with a $500 deductible on my vehicle they denied my claim I wish I never left AAA
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No Integrity. Liars. Greedy. Slow.
Their insured ran red light as I was turning. No witnesses stopped was a Big issue. Cameras and police put them at fault. 3 weeks and rhey did nothing. I even bought and prrovided accident report they claimed to have ordered. Still they pull out their book of excuses to not pay out. So my insurance took care of everything in 1 day after realizing they were purposely stalling. If you tow your car, pay to tow it home because they will stall until it is auctioned off if at a tow storage site. Then your dead in the water. My Insurace got it in time and will take rhem to arbitration then I will get my deductable back. They also stall to prevent rental car. You will have ro pay out and hope to get reimbursed. Keep reciepts. Renting can get expensive. 3, 4 hundred a week! I suggest get your insurance to handle it and get reimbursed from them. Otherwise they will just stress you out playing their games with you They are known for denying and now I believe it. They have a lame excuse for every situation. Get witnesses, and please if you see an accident stop and be a witness. It saves alot of headaches with places like Geico.
Geico want your premium and dont want to pay for anything.
Watch out for the is out there that cant drive. Theres more than ever before so chances of one getting you is likely.
Witnesses, witnesses, witnesses
Hope this helps someone.
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I've been a customer of Geico for around 2 years and I lived in South Carolina and I paid around $110 a month for full coverage. When I moved to Roswell NM I expected that for several factors, my rate would go down. My rate went from a 6 month premium of $638 to $1,127. My new wife had me quoted through *** who shes insured with and for even better coverage, I pay a 6 month premium $364. I wrote Geico to let them know how outrageous and ridiculous their rates are and how *** said while their rates were going down that Geico took an over 22%increase on rates. Ms. B ***@geico.com sent me a letter disagreeing with me, so I emailed her the proof to show her what accusations were correct. I never heard back again. However, I have Geico threatening me with collections for not paying them. I dont find that I owe them what they're saying I do. I've never used their services as I have no tickets or claims or anything. And just because they doubled their rates against me for moving doesnt justify their rate when a more reputable company is charging much much less for better coverage.
January 7, 2020Revdex.comAttention: Bria Hubbard1411 K St. NW, 10th FloorWashington, D.C. 20005-3404Re: Customer Name: *** Case Number: *** GEICO Advantage Auto Insurance Company Policy Number: ***Dear ***:This is in response to your correspondence received in our Washington, D.C. Executive Offices. It was referred to the Richardson, TX Regional Office for a reply. We reviewed ***’s policy for a better understanding of the concern. A copy of our response to *** dated November 25, 2019 is enclosed. We appreciate the Revdex.com forwarding the copy of ***’s *** auto insurance policy effective October 4, 2019. We amended the cancellation effective date from October 5, 2019 to October 4, 2019 which amended the balance due from the amount of $142.45 to the amount of $136.26. A revised billing is enclosed and reflects the revised cancellation effective date. The balance due is for the auto coverage provided from September 12, 2019 through October 4, 2019. Ms. B does not have any records of receiving additional documentation from ***; however, the rate was reviewed and is valid. In addition, the last New Business rate revision taken in New Mexico by GEICO was effective May 10, 2018. When *** moved to New Mexico effective September 12, 2019 the rate he accepted included the overall 14.7% revision.We hope this information clarifies the concern. If you need additional information please contact Patti K at or by email at ***@GEICO.com.Sincerely,Jason AAssistant Vice PresidentEnclosuresCc: *** Roswell NM
Our car was hit a few months back while parked and unoccupied in a parking lot. Luckily the lady was nice enough to wait for us to return to let us know she had done this by accident and give us her information to be able to get it fixed. Very thankful she did because she could have very easily driven off and left us to fix this on our own. The unfortunate part that we did not know would be such a hassle at the time is that her coverage is through Geico. From the very start of this they have tried to wiggle out of trying to pay to have our car correctly fixed, starting with the appraisal. They write you a check on the spot the day of the appraisal, I assume it’s hoping you take the money and don’t get the car fixed or realize its unbelievably too low. They gave us a check for $1,400, all said and done this cost over $6,000. Next, they try to steer you towards their own recommended shops rather than shops your car manufacture recommend and warranty. All of this was annoying but not the biggest deal in the world. I get it. They must make money and anyone they can get to do this they save a few bucks. Makes sense and that’s fine.
Where they completely lost all of my respect is when I got a call from the shop letting me know that they were refusing to pay for our manufactures factory parts but wanted to use cheap aftermarket parts to save money. This is unacceptable. The parts that were broken were factory parts. Not cheap, aftermarket parts. It is in my opinion that they are supposed to return the vehicle in the same condition was before the accident took place. I went back and forth with Mitch, who I was told if their claims supervisor and he refuses to pay for the proper parts because he isn’t “legally obligated to”. What a terrible way to operate a business. If you break someone’s Rolex, you can’t replace it with a Fossil watch and say “oh well it still tells the time”. Seems like common sense to me. To do the bare minimum allowed under the law. A cheap, shady company doing just the bare minimum required to just get by is now how I will always think of Geico. I will be sure to keep anyone in my circle of influence from doing any business with Geico moving forward.
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We were customers for 21 years we had homeowners and auto when we moved and decided to rent our house out and needed to change from homeowners insurance to “landlord insurance” our local agent avoided my call. I had to get a different company so I could get the correct insurance and of course when I tried to cancel the homeowners the agent avoided me for 3 weeks I had to just tell them I would wait on the line until she could take my call after several attempts to get me to let her call me back she finally took the call and got that resolved but I still needed to get the auto cancel (because I switched it to the new company too) I was told I needed to call the auto department. I spoke with a lady that told me several things like the new company would probably charge me more on my homeowners because my son in law had a wreck last year. That I would have an early termination fee and she refused to cancel unless I produced proof of new insurance. Which by the way is illegal. I had to call back the next day and I got a different agent who finally did cancel. Also during this process I discovered we were under insured and our son in law was to old to be on our policy however they kept him on there.
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Horrible company. They admited client ran a red light but say I'm at fault too for being in the middle of intersection on a green light so I should have seen her coming. Only want to pay 80%
They did not have police report, woman was cited for running red light. Admitted it, two witnesses gave statements. They tried to say I should have looked both ways,, which I did. They are the reason insurance rates are going up. Now my insurance company will have to fight to get them to reimburse me. Its so wrong.
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Poor communication within the Cleveland. It took over 10 weeks for them to process a claim! Their driver backed into my car. I called Geico the very night it happened. After one week, they did get a rental car for me. I was only allowed to keep it 2 1/2 weeks. Then it took them another 6 weeks to get the paperwork to my car lienholder. I went 10 weeks without a vehicle because the claim adjuster, office, and total loss department couldnt communicate. At one point, a lady from Kentucky called because she didnt even understand what was taking so long.
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Friday Nov 22, 2019 I was rear ended in a parking lot. Today is 12/17/19. A total of 27 days have passes and Bill R Geico has done nothing to my car. I 've had 3 estimates and even went back for "thier geico" adjuster and nothing has been done. no one has called. It is a failure of Bill R and his employees. I have 4 cars with geico and homeowners and this is how you treat your customers Bill?
I am a long time Geico customer with 5 autos and home owners and extremely disappointed in your service
Dispute Resolution Analyst
Revdex.com of Metropolitan Washington DC
1411 K Street NW, 10th Floor
Washington, DC 20005-3404
Regarding: ***
Revdex.com File Number: ***
Claim Number: ***
Dear ***:
We have received your letter requesting assistance on behalf of *** and I welcome the opportunity to respond to his concerns.
***’s vehicle was unfortunately damaged as a result of a collision that occurred on November 22, 2019. When he reported the accident to us, it was our understanding that he was filing a claim with the other party’s insurance company for his repairs. However, because the other party’s insurance company denied full payment of his claim, on December 6, 2019, we assigned an auto damage adjuster to handle payment of his damages under his policy. On December 12, 2019, our auto damage adjuster completed an inspection of ***’s vehicle. The estimate that was written at that time was based on the damages that were visible at that time, and it is not uncommon for additional damages to be found once the repair process begins. As long as the additional damages are related to the accident, the repairs are covered under the claim and a supplement to the initial estimate is written.
*** dropped his vehicle off at the repair shop on December 24, 2019 to begin repairs, and they were closed for the holidays on December 25, 2019. On December 26, 2019, the shop requested a supplement to approve additional repairs, including additional repair time to the lower quarter panel and rear body panel that was hidden behind the bumper. We approved the additional repairs on December 31, 2019, and approved an additional supplement on January 7, 2020.
We would like to assure *** it is our goal to handle his claim in a thorough and fair manner, and we regret any difficulty this matter may have caused him. I hope this information is helpful in resolving his concerns, but if you have any additional questions, please contact Claims Manager Lauren W, at .
Sincerely,
Sidy D Assistant Vice President
GEICO Casualty Company
I called geico and asked for a payment delay and also questioned why my bill was almost doubled. This was the week of Dec 9, 2019. The gentleman indicated that it was set up for the 1st of Jan, as requested and I can just pay my normal monthly payment at that time..
I still got emails indicating my vehicle policy would be canceled due to none payment.. so I called again today, December18, 2019..!
They then indicated that their records show no such call (?) and that I would have to pay the FULL amount??
I did move to another state and changed address with them, they indicated my monthly invoice would only increase a few dollars.. no mention about 200.00 initial increase?
Question; why no copy or record of initial call? Why did one customer service contradict the other?
December 23, 2019
Dear ***:
Thank you for your recent inquiry dated December 20, 2019. I certainly understand ***'s frustration and welcome the opportunity to discuss his policy concerns.
On November 12, 2019, a Recurring Payment Reminder was sent to *** advising a payment of $238.59 would be extracted from the account on file on November 23, 2019. On November 13, 2019, *** advised he had moved from Florida to Georgia. The Florida policy was then cancelled and rewritten for the state of Georgia increasing the six-month premium from $1,401.50 to $1,605.00. Due to the policy being rewritten with new effective dates, the payment scheduled to be extracted on November 23, 2019 was cancelled. Updated policy documents were sent to *** at the email address on file. Included with the documents was an updated billing schedule advising a payment of $474.60 would be extracted from the card on file on December 14, 2019.
On December 14, 2019, the payment of $474.60 processed as scheduled. The payment returned due to invalid account number. On December 16, 2019, a cancellation notice was sent to *** Post Office Receipt Secured advising a payment of $474.60 was due prior to 12:01 a.m. on December 27, 2019 to avoid cancellation of the policy. Due to ***'s tenure as a loyal GEICO customer a one-time exception can be made to offer the following special payment plan:
• On January 1, 2019, a payment of $391.15.
• On February 1, 2019, a payment of $391.15.
• On March 1, 2019, a payment of $391.15. . On April 1, 2019, a payment of $391.15.
If *** would like to accept this payment plan, he can contact Chelsea W at *** ext. ***. Her office hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. EST. I apologize for any frustration this situation has caused *** and hope this information will assist you in resolving this issue. If additional information is required, please contact Chelsea W.
Sincerely,
Lauren R.
AVP, Underwriting
If I could give 0 stars I would geico is trash! No one will help you the adjustor will talk to you like you are dumb and not help you. Also there is no follow up with your issues. I wish I never switched. Beware if you are thinking about changing your car insurance to geico do not.
Geico has and still is dragging their feet on a claim that happened in first of October. Our vehicle was hit while stopped by a geico customer and they have done nothing as of yet. They except responsibility but we have been without a car and they don't care. I would not recommend geico to my worst enemy. I do not normally write reviews but will be writing them about this company every chance I get.
I called in to make a payment and update my autopay. After giving the representative my updated card and confirming all previous cards were removed I hung up. Soon after I got an email saying to call back. Upon calling back the rep said that my correct card was not updated and the previous rep said the call was disconnected which was a lie. I ask to speak to a supervisor Michele E who was unprofessional and rude! I requested to speak to the original rep she stated it was up to her and she was not allowing it. Geico Customer Service sucks!
I ran into a mishap with their autopay and was not charged bringing my payment to 678 when I called a representative ask me to make 400 dollar payment and re enroll for the rest, so I did just that. It looks like my bank was being charged 678 and after being told by several representative and a supervisor that it was error on their behalf I was stilled cancelled not informed until 11 days later and was forced to pay 200 dollars more to reinstate the policy. From 300 dollars a month to 517 a month. this is absolutely ridiculous!!!! Everyone I spoke to was so rude and unprofessional it was disgusting.
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Our Client: ***
DOA: 1/11/19
Geico, the PIP Carrier, has refused to pay the provider ***, even though they provided their bill in a timely matter. Geico has also failed to pay *** their remaining balance of $750.00. Client's $1K deductible was applied to ***. As such, there is no valid reason for not providing payment to any providers, as well as paying the Medicaid lien of $614.30.
December 23, 2019
Dear ***,
We have received your correspondence on December 17, 2019, regarding the above consumer's claim.
The claim was reported on January 11, 2019, by our insured. Our insured advised that a *** rear-ended their 2011 *** causing the *** to collide with another vehicle. Our insured advised he was injured in the accident, and he was seeking medical treatment. We advised our insured of his applicable coverage, and the claim was recorded as non-fault. We informed our insured we would follow up with him to discuss his progress with his treatment.
On February 8, 2019, we contacted our insured to discuss the claim. Our insured stated he continued to receive treatment for injuries sustained from this incident. We advised our insured we would follow up with him to discuss his progress with his treatment.
We received a letter of representation from the Law Offices of Luis F. Vega, attorney for our insured, on February 19, 2019.
On March 8, 2019, we contacted our insured's attorney to discuss his medical treatment. The attorney stated that our insured was receiving ongoing treatment. We advised that we would continue to follow up with them to discuss our insured's progress with their treatment.
We received and reviewed a bill from *** on March 9, 2019. A payment of $190.12 was issued to *** on March 25, 2019. On March 16, 2019, we received and reviewed a bill from ***. Upon review of the bill, we discovered the bill states the treatment is not accident-related; therefore, we were unable to issue payment to ***. Correspondence was sent to our insured, our insured's attorney, and *** on March 21, 2019 to advise of our decision.
We contacted our insured's attorney to discuss the claim on April 1, 2019. The attorney stated that our insured continued to receive treatment for injuries sustained from this incident. We advised our insured's attorney we would follow up with them to discuss the progress with our insured's treatment. We scheduled an independent medical examination for our insured for April 23, 2019. On April 24, 2019, our insured's attorney advised our insured was no longer undergoing treatment, and the independent medical examination was canceled.
On May 2, 2019, we received a demand from the Law Office of ***, attorney for *** Correspondence was sent to the Law Office of *** to confirm receipt of the demand, and we requested documentation to support their demand.
We received a request for a copy of our insured's Personal Injury Protection log on May 2, 2019 from our insured's attorney. We forwarded a copy of the log to our insured's attorney on March 3, 2019. On June 3, 2019, we received a demand from the Law Office of ***, attorney for *** Correspondence was sent to the Law Office of *** to confirm receipt of the demand, and we requested documentation to support their demand.
On June 10, 2019, we received and reviewed a duplicate bill from ***. Upon review of the bill, we discovered the bill states the treatment is not accident-related; therefore, we were unable to issue payment to ***. Correspondence was sent to our insured, our insured's attorney, and *** on July 2, 2019.
We received notice that the Law Office of *** filed suit on behalf of *** on June 13, 2019. Correspondence was sent to the Law Office of *** to confirm receipt of the suit on June 19, 2019.
On August 27, 2019, we attended a settlement conference with the Law Office of *** and settled the suit regarding the demand from ***. We issued a payment of $3,223.05 to the Law Office of *** on behalf of *** on August 28, 2019.
We received a request for a copy of our insured's Personal Injury Protection log on December 2, 2019 from our insured's attorney. We forwarded a copy of the log to our insured's attorney the same day. On December 14, 2019, we received notice of the Medicaid lien from our insured's attorney. We attempted to contact our insured's attorney on December 18 and 20, 2019, but we were unsuccessful. We are completing a supplementary review of the bills submitted by *** and we will notify our insured's attorney once our review is complete.
We will continue our attempts to contact our insured's attorney to discuss their concerns. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact Matthew Green, Claims Liability Manager, at .
Sincerely,
Tara C.
Assistant Vice President
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If your car gets hit by a Geico customer, get ready my friend, because you are in for one heck of a ride. Here are some things you should do to prepare for the roller coaster your life will soon become:
1. Cancel all your plans for at least the next few months.
You may wish to quit your job or take a leave of absence as well. You're going to spend so much time on the phone leaving voicemails that you'll wish you had a personal assistant, and no one has time to hold down a job when you have a Geico claim to deal with. Don't worry, your adjuster will call you back, but it will just be to let you know that they'll finish your claim soon. Speaking of which...
2. Get used to the word "soon".
You'll hear this word so much it'll make your head spin. If you think you know what this word means then think again. Your adjuster may give you a vague time frame for when your claim should be completed such as, "by the end of this week". This is a lie, they meant to say "soon" which they must think is a synonym for eternity.
3. Get a police report and take as many pictures as possible.
Your adjuster is going to need so much proof that this accident happened, you may have to invent a time machine and have them witness the accident themselves. Get the contact information for all witnesses, the other driver, passengers, and even the police officer writing the report if you can. You may decide to send these people a friend request on social media as well, because you'll need all the support you can get. Every time you think that you've given the Geico adjuster the information they need, they'll come up with yet another useless fact for you to verify. Again, expect to spend most of your time on the phone for the next few months.
Obviously I've exaggerated the level of difficulty in filing a claim through Geico. However, its unfortunately not very far off the mark. It will take forever to make any progress with a claim made through this company and they will do everything in their power to avoid paying you, even if you yourself are a Geico customer. They have decent rates, but if you even think about using the insurance you're paying for they will do everything to stop you.
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On 10/04/2019 My Vehicle was stolen. I immediately filed a police report, and also called the Claims department to file a claim. I have been paying roughly $350 per month for full coverage on my car insurance. The first thing Geico did was schedule me to make a statement about the claim over the phone. I Gave my statement a few days after I filed the claim. Geico then acted out of bad faith by assigning an individual from their "special investigations unit" which is a department that handles fraudulent activity. I have been a great customer of Geico's and have paid top dollar for full coverage only to have them investigate me through a very difficult experience. When the SIU first reached out to me, they were very responsive and wanted to meet with me within days in order to get an "examination under oath" from me. this is a process that they use if they believe that there has been a potentially fraudulent claim. Once My attorney sent them a letter of representation, the communication started to become scarce from them to my attorney. In early November I moved out of state to California. NOTHING has been done. I gave them my statement already, but they want me to do another one?! ridiculous. Today is 12/12/2019 and my claim still hasnt been resolved. Im in a new state with no means of transportation which is very difficult as you can imagine. First and foremost, What other information do you want?!? you got my statement. my car got stolen. and now ive been carless for over two months. I am a victim of car theft, and also a victim of poor insurance practices. I pay my full coverage car insurance in order to avoid being carless in case of any event. they have only made my life more and more difficult. theyve been trying to drag this out as long as possible and delay the process as much as possible. its becoming a bigger and bigger burden on me and its completely unfair that ive been a loyal customer and they are just screwing me every which way. Theyre trying to investigate this as a fraudulent claim. the vehicle was never recovered by the police. I filed a police report immediately. I filed the claim immediately. ive done everything I was supposed to do, and they have been terrible to me. over 2 months without a car, WHAT A JOKE.
Norman A
Liability Director
December 20, 2019
Revdex.com of Metro Washington DC & Eastern Pennsylvania
1411 K St. NW, 10th Floor Washington, DC 20005-3404
RE: Complaint Id #: ***
Complainant: ***
Our Claim #: ***
Our Insured: ***
Loss Date: October 4, 2019
Dear ***
Thank you for your letter of inquiry dated December 16, 2019.
On October 4, 2019 our insured, *** reported that his 2010 ***T was stolen. Upon review of ***’s policy, the policy was incepted on March 6, 2019 and on September 6, 2019 *** added collision, comprehensive, rental and emergency roadside coverage. As the policy was changed close to the reported theft, we advised *** we needed to verify the date of the theft to ensure there was applicable coverage. We assigned ***’s claim to our Special Investigation Unit to assist us in verifying the date of the loss. *** advised that he did not call the Police but he did complete a walk-in report.
On October 11, 2019 an appointment was scheduled for our investigator to speak with *** in person on October 16, 2019 however *** did not present himself for the scheduled meeting. The same day, our investigator received a phone call from Attorney Christopher Cervantes, who stated that he was representing *** and would submit his Letter of Representation to us.
On November 5, 2019 we scheduled an Examination Under Oath with *** and his Attorney, *** to occur on November 14, 2019. *** did not present himself with *** and informed our investigator on November 18, 2019 that his client moved to California. Since this date, we have been following up with *** to obtain an address for *** so that we can schedule a new Examination Under Oath in California. To date, *** has not been forthcoming with his client’s address. On December 13, 2019 we received a phone call from *** and we have informed him that we are unable to speak to him as he is represented by an attorney.
If any additional information is needed please contact Jenna K, Consumer Relations Administrator at or ***@geico.com.
Sincerely,
Norman A
Liability Director
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I write to share a very concerning experience with GEICO that had the potential to significantly and disparately affect me. I am writing this complaint to summarize the nature of my concern, GEICO agent’s response, and share the documentation I have requested of GEICO.
I believe that there were two significant occurrences. First, GEICO submitted a claim on my behalf without my knowledge. What started as a call to speak about my coverage as it relates to a flat tire, turned into an agent suggesting that a claim was needed to provide a more informed response. During this process, the agent asked several questions that led me to believe that we were operating under different understandings of what caused the flat tire. I shared with the representative to I speculated that it could have been a pothole or anything else, but I wasn’t particularly sure because nothing stood out. This transitioned into me answering questions about where I could have hit a pothole. From the line of questions, I shared that I do not believe that this was an accident and would like to have more information from the tire repair before I wanted to submit a claim. The agent did not provide any indication that she would still continue to submit the claim. This agent did and I received a notification on my phone about a claim I submitted that still needed information. I shared this concern with a different agent, who shared that this was part of a process. During my conversation with the previous agent, it was not shared that a claim would be submitted on my behalf and without my permission.
The submission of this claim led to contact from underwriting. During this conversation, I was asked about the use of my car for ride-sharing. I shared that I did one or two rides a number of months back, did not like it and have not participated since. During this conversation, the underwriting agent asked me for specific dates. I shared that I was not sure and shared potential months. The underwriting agent stated that my current policy would not have covered an accident should something had occurred. I appreciated the answer, also recognizing that at the time of my ride-sharing, I would have been covered by that company’s insurance per their agreement. The underwriting agent also shared that in the future, if I consider ride sharing contact them about changes to the insurance. I acknowledged this and stated that I would.
At some point between my conversation with underwriting and present, I received updated billing notices that I assumed to be one of the semi-annual notifications. While I saw my insurance dropped significantly, I assumed it was because of my driving-record and longevity with GEICO.
Today, a friend and I happened to be comparing our policies when he noticed that my coverage only had liability. I immediately contacted GEICO. During the conversation with the representative today, it was shared that multiple pieces of the policy were dropped because of an answer to the ride-sharing question. I noted that at no point was I made aware that my policy was going to be changed because of my answer and I was not notified properly of any policy change. This representative also noted that “underwriting was satisfied with your answer” but forgot to put the policy details back on. This representative was able to reverse the changes because of the notes in the system. I shared my frustrations with this representative. I stated that what was shared sounded like that if I would have gotten into an incident between then and now, I would have been responsible financially. The representative stated that this assumption was accurate. Once the policy details were remedied, I was connected with this representative’s supervisor per my request.
During my conversation the representative’s supervisor, Michael (ID#***), acknowledged that he had been made aware of the incident. Michael shared that my file was documented appropriately and that he would be following up with the representative’s who removed my policy details and forgot to put them back such that follow-up could occur with that representative. I shared that it was inappropriate and unacceptable that this mistake was made, especially given the potential impact. I also shared my frustrations that this was part of a connected issue with GEICO in my recent experience. Michael suggested that the only remedy would be talking to the representative, such that the same experience wouldn’t happen again, referring to practices.
I asked Michael what documentation could be sent about the incident. Michael shared that they should be able to get documentation within 24-48 hours. I informed him that I was requesting more than just the policy details. Specifically, I requested that Michael provide me with the following information:
• Acknowledgement that my policy was removed without my permission or knowledge
• Acknowledgement that a claim was submitted without my permission or knowledge
• Acknowledgement that the policy was not added because a representative “forgot to add it back”
• Acknowledgement that the policy details were added back to the same level as they were previous
I cannot express the level of frustration or disappointment I am feeling. As a customer, regardless of the number of years, I shaken by this negligence. My hope is that you all hold your employees accountable for the potential situation of loss they created, intentionally or unintentionally.
I hope to have any updates regarding my complaint as well as any remedies you all are able to share. I will be submitting this narrative online and keeping a copy for my records and documentation.
Follow-up: I had to continue contacting them for confirmation of my policy cancellation, and they never send confirmation of their negligence.
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I’ve been a patron of GEICO since 2007.
You’d think that said loyalty would reciprocate respect and concern.
November 30th, 2019 after my reporting of an accident where I was not at fault, it turns out that they don’t care and office excuses such as “we will get back to you.”
Eddie is one of two representatives that I’ve spoken with the same response. Holly called me once, and when I returned her call, no return call.
GEICO is the worst at customer service and timeliness if service. It’s been 10 days since my accident and no response to what will happen with my car.
My claim number: ***
My car is wrecked. I was out of work for two days. No one followed up with me, I had to call them!!!!!
After my accident a full day went by with not contact and the excuse was “they switched cases and no one talks to each other.”
I feel sooooo disrespected as a customer.
December 23, 2019
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DISPUTE RESOLUTION ANALYST
Revdex.com
1411 K ST NW, 10TH FLOOR
WASHINGTON, DC 20005-3404
File Number: ***
Dear ***,
We are in receipt of your correspondence dated December 13, 2019 regarding the above noted customer. We have not included any personal identifying information in our response, as you requested.
This loss was reported to GEICO on November 30, 2019 by our insured, who reported she was operating her 2012 *** when a 2010 *** collided with the rear of her vehicle. The impact pushed her into the rear of a 2009 ***. Additionally, our insured reported a 2015 *** then collided with the rear of the 2010 ***. As three of the vehicles involved were insured by GEICO, separate claims were established under each policy. The claim under the policy for the 2012 *** was filed for report purposes only, as our insured requested to file her damages under the negligent driver’s policy.
On December 03, 2019, we informed our insured liability was under investigation for the other claims due to conflicting statements. We explained she had the option to file for damages under her policy and we would subrogate against the negligent driver’s policy. Our insured requested to wait until the liability investigation was completed. We obtained a recorded statement from our insured on December 04, 2019 to assist with the liability investigation. On December 06, 2019, we informed our insured liability was still under investigation and she permitted us to provide her information to the other adjuster to assist in expediting the investigation.
Our insured requested to file for damages under her policy on December 09, 2019 as liability was still pending on the other claims. We scheduled an inspection to occur on December 13, 2019, which was rescheduled at our insured’s request to December 16, 2019. On the date of the scheduled inspection, our insured requested to reschedule her inspection to occur on December 19, 2019. Upon inspection, we determined the vehicle to be a total loss. On December 20, 2019, we accepted liability under the negligent driver’s policy and proceeded to handle the total loss settlement under that policy.
Thank you for the opportunity to address your inquiry. We regret to hear of our insured’s dissatisfaction regarding the handling of her claim. Should the Revdex.com require any further information or documentation from GEICO, please contact Jackie K at or email us at ***@geico.com for additional questions or requests.
Sincerely,
Matthew M
Assistant Vice President
Virginia Beach Regional Office
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On Saturday, November 30th, I canceled my policies with Geico. I wasn't told when I would receive the refund for the auto policy, which comes out from my bank account directly, would be received, but since it was electronic, I made the assumption that it would be fairly quick since most electronic transactions are usually very timely. On Thursday, I called Geico because my bank account had gone into the negative with three NSF fees of $37.00 each due to not having received my refund and having to pay the new insurance carrier. I was told they would process it in 3-5 business days from the day of cancellation and that there was nothing they could do about expediting the refund or refunding me for my NSF fees. I asked to speak to a manager and was put on hold for too long; I had to disconnect the call. We are now on the 6th business day, and I have yet to see my money returned.
December 20, 2019
Dear ***:
This is in response to your letter dated December 11, 2019, addressed to Bill R of GEICO. We apologize that *** has not received her refund.
Our records indicate on November 30, 2019, *** contacted GEICO to cancel her automobile policy. Our agent processed her request to cancel the policy effective December 1, 2019. As a result of the cancellation, we owed her a refund in the amount of $266.20.
Our policy is for refunds to be automatically sent back to the source of the last payment. We apologize that *** was advised her refund would be available within 3-5 days. It is our standard procedure to hold the refund for seven business days to make sure that the prior payment, which was made on November 28, 2019 in the amount of $300.11, will not be returned by her bank. We sent her refund on December 10, 2019 to her account with *** ending in ***. After we submit the refund, the financial institution can take 3-5 days to release the refund to the account holder.
On December 12, 2019, our Financial Services Supervisor, Jarod C, called *** several times to confirm if she had received her refund; he left her a voicemail message to contact him.
We trust that this information is sufficient to allow you to close out the complaint. If you have any additional questions or concerns regarding this issue, please feel free to call my associate, Amanda N, at , ext. ***.
Sincerely, Leigh Ann S.
Director, Centralized Financial Services
I was hit by their insured and he was in a rental that he was not authorized to drive. After speaking with my insurance, the rental company, and the actual renter’s insurance, it was determined that Geico who insured the driver would cover my loss. They even told the renter’s insurance that they would be paying. However, I got a call from them stating that since the man that hit me was in a rental, they would not be covering my loss. So this simpleton fks up my car and gets off Scott free because he was in a rental he wasn’t supposed to be driving. Geico is full of crooks and had the tables been turned and I hit that white guy in my car or any other car for that matter, my black *** would’ve had to pay.
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