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Let me start off by stating that I’ve been with Geico for a few years now. I started off with Geico owning 2 Cars which were pretty standard - an SUV (KIA SORRENTO 2011) and a Chevy Cruise LT 2014. I paid $317.80 a month in auto premium. My Chevy had no lien holder and my Sorrento was almost paid off. When I had only my Chevy Cruise LT 2014 on the policy it was $198.31 – I got in a car collision making a U-Turn and now my insurance rocketed up to $241.35. I’ve only had one claim with them actually claiming auto damages besides 2 cracked windshields – and that claim is the claim I’m concerned about right now.
It is funny how I filed a claim and before my adjuster even looked at the damages on my car my car insurance went from $198.31 to $241.35. I was billed $241.35 on the 8th right after my accident on the 3rd. When my field adjuster Stevai Andrews arrived to my apartment where I towed my car, he literally turned on the car for 5 seconds maximum and wrote for damages that he could visually see. Of course, when I had my car towed to Maher Chevrolet, there was supplement after supplement.
I was informed by Sandy at Maher Chevrolet that this particular collision center was visited by Geico employees nearly all the time. Finally 31 Days after my car collision bringing after my Chevy Cruise to a Chevy Dealership as fast as I could after the collision because I thought the Chevy Dealership would be quick and efficient repairing a Chevy Make car (which I was mistaken) – I obtained my car back on my work lunch break yesterday. The engine light turned on after 10 minutes of driving it and I was hearing the same squeaking and feeling the same bumping I felt after the collision. I’m wondering if anything was done internally to fix the car’s issues considering I had a full rewire performed on it probably 6 months prior. I also own this car outright.
I have come to the determination that I do not believe the claim was handled in a proficient manner and I feel I have been dragged along. Unfortunately, my friends have informed me that they’ve had similar experiences with Geico Auto Insurance. For purposes of explaining why this claim was not handled correctly please visit Kelly Bluebook and look up a Chevy Cruise 2014 LT Basic with approx. 70k miles – go ahead and price it with standard equipment and the color is gray – mark it in good condition. You will see that my car is worth approximately $4.7 k - $5.8k.
My first estimate was handed to me at $3,858.67 Gross which was far from accurate, the 2nd supplement Geico approved was then increased by $1,241.61, and then the 3rd Supplement Geico approved was for $59.18. When I got the car back, the car was squeaking, bumping, the front bumper was not flush with the hood, one headlight had a gap between itself and the hood, and I had already waited 31 days for these results. I had to turn it right back after work, waste my lunch break, and now I’m waiting again.
I am on my fourth supplement now exceeding the value of $5,159.66 and my rental car is costing Geico $38.50 per day – and so far that’s 31 Days (plus taxes and fees). So, right now Geico is at $6,353.16 to my knowledge as a claim total and that is not even counting the few medical bills for me and the excess rental fees that they’d receive with me being 23 years old. That is over the price of my car… and the internal components that suffered from the collision have yet to be fixed. Why couldn’t we just total the car as I suggested and ultimately knew should’ve been done? Geico has paid more than the worth of my car, will continue to do so until it is fixed (trust in that), and instead of a quick resolution – which would be me putting a down payment towards my new replacement, I receive instead over a month now of being dragged along and I got to drive my half-aed repaired car for 30 minutes.
After this auto claim is resolved, I believe I am going to switch my car insurance policy back to Amica - I got into a car wreck once a few years ago when I had them as my insurer. Their claims process was quick, painless, and easy – literally the exact opposite of what I am experiencing now.
While it is true that Geico can save you 15% on Auto Insurance – you will almost immediately pay for this in time and headaches the second you call their office to notify of an incident.
Trust me… Don’t go with Geico…

GEICO Response • May 06, 2019

No Comment

I hate Geico so much. I have been in no accidents and they charge me so much money for car insurance. My car insurance is more then my monthly car payment. They based there pricing off my credit report which has nothing to do with my ability to safely drive. I am obligated to allow them to base there pricing off such things because I am forced to have insurance. It is aggravating and very angerfying. Geico has costed me so much money and I hope one day that the crap these insurance companies put people through knowing we can't do anything about it. I hope we find a way to put these insurance companies in check from being so invasive with our privacy.

GEICO Response • May 01, 2019

No Comment

Customer Response • May 15, 2019

I also want to add I have no pull overs, no citations, no traffic tickets in my name. I am 27. Geico is making bank off of me and I still to this day have not given them any reason to charge me so much but they are thousands richer now because of my compliance with the law having insurance.

Geico added my son on my insurance policy without my authorization who does not have a drivers licence and also has never driven a car before. They on their own increased my premium, send me a letter that additional driver added and to my utter surprise when I called them, I encountered the rudest customer service rep who would not remove my son's name from my policy. When I told them that this is not authorized and not per insurance regulation the customer service rep started to scream.
Finally, I had to talk to supervisor to have this taken care of, but this is one horrible company.

GEICO Response • Apr 29, 2019

no comment

I WORK FOR *** CO SHERIFFS DEPT IN MACON GA AND GOT OFF WORK AT 1100AM AFTER WORKING A TWELVE 12 HR SHIFT 7PM TIL 1100 AM ENROUTE HOME I HAD A BLOWOUT [FLAT] ON THE REAR PASSENGER SIDE TIRE,I WAS ABLE TO PULL OVER SAFTELY NEAR *** AND CONTACTED GEICO MY AUTO INS PROVIDER AND REQUESTED ROAD SIDE SERVICE AFTER A FEW MINS ON THE PHONE WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE SHE INFORMED ME THAT SHE FOUND MY LOCATION AND IT WOULD TAKE ABOUT 90 MINS FOR ERS.AFTER APPROX 90 MINS I GOT A TEXT FROM THE TOW CO THAT SAID IT WOULD BE ABOUT 90 MORE MINS BEFORE I COLUD GET ERS,I CALLED GEICO AND THEY STATED THAT SOMEONE WOULD BE THERE IN APPROX 45 MINS NO ONE NEVER SHOWED,NOW AT PPROX 230 PM I CALLED THE TOW CO AND SPOKE WITH THE SERVICE REP AND SHE TOLD ME THAT THE DRIVER WAS 4 MILES AWAY ON HWY 80 NO ONE NEVER SHOWED ,I CONTACTED GEICO AGAIN AND DISPATCHED ANOTHER TOW CO AND I WAITED APPOX 2 HRS 30 MINS THIS DRIVER FINNALLY SHOWED UP AND COULD NOT PERFORM THE SERVICE AND TOLD ME TO CONTACT GEICO I CALLED GEICO AND THEY TOLD M THAT THEY DISPATCHED ANOTHER TOW CO AND IT WOULD TA ABOUT 90 MINS I WAITED APPROX 2 HRS AND INDEPENDENT TOW CO SHOWED UP AND TOWED ME HOME 7 HRS LATER ,I ARRIVED HOME AT APPROX 715 PM, I CALLED GEICO TO LODGE A COMPLAINT AND THE REP TOLD ME THAT A MGR WOULD CALL ME BACK AND NEVER DID .ICALLED GEICO TUESDAY AND ASKED FOR THE REGIONAL OFFICE PHONE NIMBER AND SHE TOLDME SHE DID NOT HAVE THE NUMBER AND SHE HAVE THE MGR CALLE ME BACK NO ONE NEVER DID I HAVE ALL THE TEXT MESS AND PHONE CALLS PLACED TO GEICO AND THE TOW CO. PLEASE LOOK INTO THI MATTER ,THANKYOU

Customer Response • Apr 20, 2019

I simply would like speak with an regional mgr concerning my complaint I have made several attempts to speak with someone mthey can contact me at *** anytime.

GEICO Response • Apr 25, 2019

April 25, 2019

***
Revdex.com

RE: Complaint ID: ***
Claim Number: ***
Insured: ***

Dear ***:

We received your April 22, 2019 correspondence.

We were very disheartened to hear our insured experienced such poor service when he needed assistance with a tire change. On April 10, 2019, when he called for assistance, we immediately dispatched one of our service providers. We understand that they never showed up. Next, we dispatched another of our service providers. Upon arrival, they were unable to remove the tire from his 2010 ***. We then dispatched a third provider. They were able to successfully change the tire on his truck.

On April 23, 2019, we spoke to the owner of the first provider and they agreed that since they never showed up, they would send the complainant a $100.00 gift card.

We have to accept some responsibility since when it was apparent the first provider had not arrived, we should have sent out a tow provider rather than attempting to contact another service provider. This would have eliminated the extended wait for service.

On April 23, 2019, ***, our Complaint Analyst, spoke to our insured and apologized for the extended wait for service and advised him of the above. He was pleased with our resolution.

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, ***, at , extension ***.

Sincerely,

Frank P,
Assistance Vice President, Claims

Had two accidents with vehicles with full coverage and Geico would not pay a dime. Both accidents were NOT my fault. They told me to contact the other drivers’ insurance companies. Why do I even have them for my insurance company if they will not do their job.

GEICO Response • Apr 17, 2019

No Comment

I called Geico to inquire if they have coverage for ridesharing as I had considered this on the side. They informed me that they did not carry such a policy. So I thanked them and told them I will not do rideshare, I'll continue my policy as is.
I receive a letter in the mail informing me that Geico has stopped my insurance because of rideshare activity. Only, I never started ridesharing.
I called customer service, they apologized for their mistake and said they have fixed the issue and that I'm covered still that the policy will continue as it had. Only.... it didn't. When I noticed that they had not billed me in a while I tried to log into my account which was not working. So I rang customer support as prompted.
It took getting transferred to 3 customer service agents for them to figure out who the "right" person for me to speak with was. I was told that Geico would not activate my insurance without mailing them a letter from rideshare companies stating that I have not done rideshare.
Wait.... what? So Geico screws up, cancels my policy and wants me to jump through hoops to be insured again? I have excellent credit, a degree, a professional career, married, stable income/residence good driving record a newer model car I financed.
Know what I did instead Geico? I hung up and signed up with a competitor in less then 5 minutes online and it's an even cheaper policy with better coverage as well.
Mns left me un-knowingly un-insured. To think if there was an accident my wife and I would have been completely screwed.

I had a claim with them for an accident that was not my fault and it has been 3 months and nothing has happened. We call the office and no one answers our calls and when they do they have an attitude problem. They are very irresponsible, I have to continue to pay my work vehicle when it's not running.

GEICO Response • Apr 10, 2019

no comment

I recieved a letter today that Geico is dropping me as a result of these four accidents:
-Animal Collision (No Fault)
-Someones Door Hitting my Car (No Fault)
-Being Rear Ended (No Fault)
-Getting T-Boned (60% Fault)
This claim that I have a high risk.
I called around to another insurance companies. Farmers secondary company can insure me for the price of $16,000 for six months, it's more than the price of one of the cars I'm trying to insure.
Progressive can only insure one of my cars for $1,200 a month for six months.
An insurance company is made to protect an insured, and now I'm being penalized for using the protection I pay for.

GEICO Response • Apr 08, 2019

No Comment

Been over charging me 142$ a month on my auto insurance. Lied to me about rates. Taking advantage of a loyal costumer. Will not reinburse me 852$ that they overcharged me for a 6 month premium.

Customer Response • Apr 16, 2019

I explained to you in the last message they overcharged me 142 dollars a month over the past 6 months..... when they explained to me that my payment was going to be 142$ less then what I was paying. I e planned it already

GEICO Response • Apr 22, 2019

April 22, 2019

Dear ***,

This is in response to your April 18, 2019, correspondence regarding the above referenced complainant's concerns. We have not included any personal identifying information in our response. We attempted to speak with our insured on April 9, 2019, however we were unsuccessful in reaching him.

We appreciate our insureds patronage and regret he is unsatisfied with our premiums. Prior to each renewal we mailed renewal offers that outlined the coverages provided, vehicles and drivers insured, and the premium for each coverage. Below is a summary of the policy premiums and policy changes since our insured policy inception.

Date Policy change or renewal Total Premium

3/19/2016 New Policy $784.608/1/2016 Replaced 2007 *** with 2012 *** $1,440.50

9/19/2016 Renewal $1,372.20

3/19/2017 Renewal $1,195.90

9/19/2017 Renewal $1,010.80

11/12/2017 Updated marital status $922.40

11/19/2017 Add 2005 *** $1,035.20 3/19/2018 Renewal $990.40

9/19/2018 Renewal $1,057.60

9/2/2018 Replaced 2005 *** with 2013 *** $1,394.10

3/19/2019 Renewal $1.410.20 We continually review our rates to ensure we are offering our customer the most appropriate premiums. We only make rate changes after a thorough analysis of the many factors that drive insurance premiums. Our analysis includes a review of loss statistics and economic factors to determine whether our rates are adequate to cover the cost of claims in the insureds' area. Unfortunately, our insured's recent premiums have increased, despite our efforts to combat the many factors that drive insurance premiums.

Our insured requested to cancel his policy effective April 6, 2019, and a refund of $98.84 was issued for paid coverages past April 6, 2019. We will be happy to review for any additional refund with verification the insured vehicles were insured with another insurance provider prior to April 6, 2019.

If you have any further questions regarding the policy, please contact Joy K at , by fax or email ***@geico.com.

Sincerely, Frankle S.

Regional Vice President

Geico insurance company charged my debit card in the amount of $2375.69 without my authorization for a persons policy that I dont even know. We had a three way phone call with the policy holder that used my debit card and he also explained to geico that the card was not authorized to be used. They only offered to do a refund after they got replacement payment of $2375.69. I told them that this was unacceptable obviously, and the gentleman at geico (Paul W employee #***) told me that he was then going to end the call if I didnt like the answer and hung up on me.

GEICO Response • Apr 17, 2019

April 17, 2019

Revdex.com of Metropolitan Washington DC
and Eastern Pennsylvania
1411 K St. NW, 10th Floor
Washington, DC 20005-3404

Attention: ***
Re: *** Case ID: ***

Dear ***:

This will acknowledge receipt of your April 8, 2019 inquiry regarding the above referenced complainant.

Our records show that on April 3, 2019, ***'s credit card was used for payment to start a new policy for a different policyholder. Due to privacy guidelines, we cannot release information regarding the other account without a police report and a subpoena. *** recently contacted our Customer Service Department, and was advised that we will need a copy of the police report to refund this payment. It is our understanding that *** is disputing the payment with her bank. We have attempted to contact *** via telephone to resolve her complaint but there was no answer. A voicemail was left on April 11, 2019 advising her of our reason for calling. The voicemail included an email address and fax information so that *** could send the requested documentation. Once the information is received, we will be happy to resolve this issue.

We trust that this information is sufficient to allow you to close out this complaint.

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please contact Barbara Collins at , ext. ***.

Sincerely,

Brian O Executive Office

Customer Response • Apr 19, 2019

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Complaint: ***

I am rejecting this response because:Geico knowingly fraudulently charged my card for another persons policy. I would like the video or evidence if they say otherwise
Regards

Geico does its business too smart. Any accidents happened to people, and Geico will not disclose cases asap and just keep clients not leave from Geico, If leave Geico, other insurance companies will cost insurance fees more than Geico due to not disclosed cases, Also, Geico can get benefits and pay less if two clients were in the same accident.

GEICO Response • Apr 05, 2019

No Comment

We were involved in a car accident evening of 2/7/19. Next morning I reported the accident to Geico claims and was assigned Shanela as an adjuster.
We had total loss, and were offered a fair market value compensation. The problem is the insurance company is lying to us and not providing a fair market value. They changed their story few times.
First they gave me a number I agreed, then they said it included sales tax and its not the number, then I requested a value comparison they used.
*** blue book shows my car is worth $22700-$33800. My car was new with only 1600 miles appx. I bought it new and that was a quote to a used car with more miles. Geico said they dont go by blue book so they should pay a fair market value by the comparisons I gave them. ThatS about $2000 more than their estimate. Every place I called from their comparison report said there are no 2018 for that price they quoted me, and 3 of them said if I find one for this price they are willing to buy it! On top of lying about the price they lowered the fake price by about a $1000 just because! Those cars had much more miles and the price they quoted me was not correct and didnT include the right prices the fact my car was only 5 weeks in the road and only 1600 appx miles, I should get a credit for that not a reduction. Shanella said *** has a gap insurance that will cover the difference. *** wants $516 and said I have to pay that, not the gap insurance.
All I asking a fair market value for my car so I donT have to pay from my pocket to *** and any over will come to me for the down payment I had to use for getting the new car, and buying the one I lost.
Shanela agreed to add a $100 to the amount they had after I confronted her the value is bogus, and they even didn’t pay it. Geico has to pay fair market value for the car and its about $1700 in the worst condition to $2800 in the best condition which my car was!

GEICO Response • Apr 09, 2019

April 9, 2019

***
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 her concerns.

On February 8, 2019, we received notice that ***’s husband, ***, was involved in a collision on February 7, 2019 while driving their 2018 ***. Their vehicle was inspected on February 12, 2019, and based on the extent of damage, a valuation was completed by a third-party company, ***, in order to determine the actual cash value of the vehicle. The vehicle was deemed a total loss and the valuation was presented to ***, which accounted for a pre-tax actual cash value of $21,317. Initially, the offer included sales tax which was an additional $1,758; however, as the vehicle was leased, this amount was removed from the settlement.

We contacted ***, ***’s lease holder, and confirmed that all leases come with GAP insurance protection; therefore, *** should not have any out-of-pocket expenses related to the equity of the vehicle. The check for the total loss payment was issued to ***’s lease holder, ***, on March 15, 2019. We understand *** is upset that the vehicle does not have a higher value, as she is losing her down payment amount of $2,000. However, based on our review of the valuation, it is in line with consumer-based sources such as *** Guides and *BB. In an effort to discuss this matter further, we called *** and left messages for her on April 4, 2019 and April 8, 2019.

We truly regret the difficulty this matter has caused ***, and I hope this information is helpful in resolving her concerns. If you have any additional questions, please contact Claims Manager Tyson M, at ***.

Sincerely,

Shane W Assistant Vice President
GEICO Advantage Insurance Company

Customer Response • Apr 10, 2019

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Complaint: ***

I am rejecting this response because:
The issue as I discussed with Tasha this morning, after I tried to Call back since Monday and left messages is:Shanela agreed to use my comparables which I emailed to her, and she replied we will Use your comparable. Not only it wasn’t used, comparables that were a lie were used, as I called to verify the information. I have shanella’s email to prove it if you want a copy of it. I’m not disputing the sales tax Portion, because it’s a lease. It’s not the issue. The issue is you are not providing fair market value. All I’m asking is to get a fair market value on my car! Please pay the fair market value. Thank you

Regards

GEICO Response • Apr 19, 2019

April 19, 2019
***
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 additional assistance on behalf of ***. On March 7, 2019, Auto Damage Adjuster Shanella G called *** and informed them that *** had concerns with some of the comparable vehicles used to value her vehicle. The comparable vehicles in question were noted by ***, and the other comparable vehicles submitted by *** were noted. *** advised that they would review the comparable vehicles, make any adjustments to the value as needed, and get back to us. Later that afternoon, they reported that they verified and added any comparable vehicles that were not outliers to a new valuation, which supported the existing valuation. They also reported that they had sourced several additional comparable vehicles which also supported the current value. On April 10, 2019, Auto Damage Supervisor Latasha P spoke with *** to discuss the comparable vehicles she submitted, and promised to look into the specifics of the valuation process and call her back with any updates. On April 13, 2019, Mrs. P spoke with ***, discussed her findings, and *** stated that she is satisfied with the outcome and no longer wishes to challenge the value of the vehicle.

I hope this additional information is helpful in resolving ***’s concerns. If you have any additional questions, please contact Claims Manager Tyson Miller, at .

Sincerely,

Shane W Assistant Vice President
GEICO Advantage Insurance Company

The official Geici website states. "If you want to cancel your policy, GEICO makes it easy with no cancellation fee." This is a false statement. After cancelling my policy with Geico after recieving a better rate elsewhere, I was charged a "short rate fee." It was explained that this was a fee that I was being charged because I was cancelling my policy. I do not appreciate being lied to. I will never return to geico.

Geico Agent, Explain, that I would have two contact the Owners auto insurance co. ***, for the Owners car doing damage to passenger door. Instead of Geico Agent representing me in my claim. Do all Insurance companies operate this way in handling your claim or claims and you provided Geico, all the INFO that is required for this claim? I have two cars and a Motorcycle insurance with them, on the Military side.

Senior Citizen,Police Volunteer, *** Retiree

Thank You

GEICO Response • Apr 03, 2019

Dear ***:

Thank you for your letter dated March 25, 2019.

On March 24, 2019 *** reported damage to her 2015 *** while parked and unoccupied in front of her residence. In her initial report she advised that she would repair her vehicle through the at-fault party’s insurance company.

Subsequently, on March 28, 2019, she decided to file through GEICO for repairs. On March 29, 2019 we inspected her vehicle and determined the damages to her 2015 *** were below her deductible. We then assisted *** in contacting the at-fault party's insurance company, State Farm, who is now handling ***'s damages.

If you have any additional concerns or any questions, please contact Ryan M, Claims Manager, at .

Sincerely,

Greg J

Assistant Vice President, Claims
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Customer Response • Apr 15, 2019

From: Revdex.com of Metro Washington DC Date: Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 11:42 AMSubject: Fwd: ID #***To: *** <***@myRevdex.com.org>Sincerely,Revdex.com Customer Service Team---------- Forwarded message ---------From: *** <***@***com>Date: Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 8:08 PMSubject: ID #***To: [email protected] Update: My vehicle the work is done, *** was payed by Geico, in full.I did receive a check from Geico, I cancel it. Please close this case.

We were rear ended and not one person from Geico came out to investigate the issues. They called it a no fault to us and the person driving. Geico took a hear say and never did any leg work! Why are we paying them for us to do the work!

GEICO Response • Mar 27, 2019

No Comment

2013 I came to Geico for car insurance, I talk to a salesman and he gave me a quote for car insurance. I asked the salesman if I was covered to drive someone else's vehicle under this automobile insurance policy, he said yes. I did not have my credit card with me so he said I had to call back. I called back the next day and talked to a different salesman and asked him the same thing. Am I covered to drive another persons vehicle and he also said yes. So I signed up with Geico Commercial auto insurance. When the Commercial auto insurance policy came, in the paperwork the wording was very vague. So I called Geico again and another sales person assured me don't worry SIR, you are covered to drive another persons automobile. Fast forward to Spring of 2018. I was driving my landlords car which was more fuel efficient than my Ford van so she let me drive her car to go bid a paint job in Cleveland. I was returning the car back to her, when I was cut off in rush hour traffic. I went to court and the judge threw the court case out in my behalf. Geico refused to cover me saying I was not covered to drive another person car. I want everyone who is doing business with Geico car insurance or foolish enough to think about doing business with them, to run away from Geico. They are clearly paid liars from the top of the company to the bottom. They are absolutely untrustworthy as an Insurance company. They shall not cover you even though they tell you multiple times you are covered. The United States Government must dissolve GEICO, for their crimes against the American people. When I went to court I heard about many other people who Geico had screwed over by not covering them or half covered them when Geico had told them they were covered. You have been warned and never except their Commercial policy! PURE LIES

GEICO Response • Mar 22, 2019

No Comment

Geico is a rip off, not only do they steal money from you, they also falsify documents. I pay alot of money for insurance I have excellent driving skills and a driving record. However I am 47 years old and in all the years of my driving, I have never had an accident. I was involved in a car accident with the other party being at fault. No insurance and I had to go through my own insurance and to be told that I waived the personal injury form!!!! What a joke, they falsified the form so that they would not have to pay.

GEICO Response • Mar 22, 2019

No Comment

Geico gave me a lower quote than my current insurance provider so I switched. They billed me a different amount, I canceled the policy and was told I would get a full refund, but I had to send in a continuation of declaration showing I was covered by my current provider. I emailed the document proving my current insurance was never canceled and Geico reimbursed me 65.08, so they are actually trying to charge me 72.00 for one week. We will be going to small claims court. It's just the principal of the matter.

GEICO Response • Mar 19, 2019

No Comment

Geico is the worst insurance company I have ever encountered. They are crooks and do bad business. I reccomend you never do business with them. 4000 + reviews online and not one good one. They overdrafted my bank account 5 times after I told them to take my payment out of my checking and they continued to try and take it out of my savings. I sent them my bank statement 4 times and they still have not paid me back. They are so crooked. I dont know how they get away with it. look online at their reviews. Not one good one.NOT ONE!!!!!!

GEICO Response • Mar 19, 2019

No Comment

GEICO’s website greets me as a customer with “More than just a car insurance”, but when I needed GEICO, your company and its employees let me down. I believe they did not look out for my best interest and they cost me more money out of pocket than the cost of the minor repairs done to my car.
On January 2, 2019 I was involved in a motor vehicle crash. The crash was documented in a police report, which also listed an independent witness and that a citation issued to the other driver. I immediately reported the crash to GEICO. Following GEICO’s advice, I attempted to deal with the other parties’ insurance company, but in the end decided to pay my deductible and trust in GEICO. As instructed, I made and appointment and responded to *** in Cutler Bay and met with GEICO Auto Damage Adjuster Mariatne M who walked me through the process. Ms. M was very kind and because she was a trained adjustor with my insurance carrier, GEICO, I trusted her to look out for my best interests.
At some point I received my Estimate and the work totaling $1,364.67 was done. I had made two attempts (with Ms. M and with body shop personnel) while my car was at the body shop to have the right headlight which was disabled after the crash, replaced at my expense, but received no call back. Once I received notification that my car was repaired I responded to pick it up. I was surprised and delighted that the body shop had not only replaced my headlight at no charge but had also decided to re-pinstripe the unaffected side of my car to match what they had done on the damaged side.
On March 2, 2019 while buying a new car and trading this car in, I was alerted that the CarFax Report showed structural damage was reported on January 8, 2019, which significantly depreciated the value of my trade-in. Because this was news to me, I contacted Prestige Auto Collision and left a message, called Geico and after getting rerouted to the wrong person and calling back, spoke to Denise, who transferred me to Sammy who advised the Estimate showed body damage and showed NO notation of structural damage in the Estimate. I was referred to Prestige Auto Collision for answers.
On March 4, 2019 I took time off work and responded to Prestige Auto Collision. When I pulled up Ms. M, an employee of the body shop, and an Enterprise employee were outside. Ms. M recognized me and asked if there was a problem. When I advised about the CarFax finding, the employee from the body shop advised he had received my message and planned on calling me. He advised he had reviewed my Estimate and saw no reason why the CarFax should be showing structural damage and referred me to call CarFax and the State of Florida. As I was using my phone to contact CarFax, the same Prestige Auto Collision employee was making a phone call. When his call was complete he showed me my Estimate and advised me that on line #15, the “s” indicated pursuant to page 5 (mid page) that “s=MOTOR Structural component”, thus, my structural damage.
I asked Ms. M to come inside the business and asked if she was aware my vehicle had structural damage. Ms. M reply, “I don’t recall.” She may not recall, but I certainly recall that no one told me there was a structural issue as a result of the crash. The representative from *** kept repeating that I signed the Estimate and it was my responsibility to know, yet he himself, as well as Sammy from GEICO customer service, who had reviewed the Estimate when I called, could not tell that there was notation about structural damaged.
At approximately 1:00 p.m. I again contacted GEICO by phone, was re-routed to the wrong person, called back a second time, and spoke to Diana, who connected me with Belinda. Belinda advised that I needed to speak to Joel, Ms. M’s supervisor. A message was left for Joel, with my name, number, claim number, and reason for calling. However thus far, there has been no call back from Joel.
I do not know if the law requires that either an Insurance Adjuster or a body shop notify the customer of structural damage found as a result of a motor vehicle crash, but I do know that as a customer I entrusted GEICO to be “more than just car insurance” and for the company and its Agents to protect my best interests. Instead, because of Ms. M and Prestige Auto Collision, I unknowingly lost significant value of my vehicle because of the structural damage that no one at Prestige Auto Collision could explain (but I should have known about according to them) and my deductible, in a crash that was not in anyway my fault as documented in a police report (that documented a third-party witness).
It is time for GEICO, Prestige Auto Collision, and their agents to step up and take responsibility. Your customers pay too much to be misrepresented and taken for a financial loss at the hand of your experts. I am requesting that a representative from GEICO contact me upon receipt of this letter so we can discuss any options I have to recover the diminished value of my vehicle.

GEICO Response • Mar 13, 2019

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