I purchased a new auto insurance policy because they offered me such a good price. At first the total was $521 for the year, but through the process they found I had a no fault accident three years ago (bumped a tree with my bumper) and so upped the price to $635". He told me that this would fall off in September because it will have been three years/. I could call back then and they would lower the price back down to $521.. I agreed to the $635 and paid in full with the full intent of calling back in September and getting the price back down|. One week later I get an additional bill for $371!. I called them and they said they reviewed my records, found this no fault wreck and had to up the ante". They gave me a total different story than the salesman/. So my $521 price was actually $1006/. Fascinating. 127cb6f
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| 1. Written by sue on February 2, 2012 from mason city, iowa, US I tried to get a quote from them and they said they had my MVR record and they said it showed tickets and accidents in the past couple years. I haven't had a ticket in over 20 years and the accident they are claiming that is supposed to be on my MVR was a snowmobile. How does that get on my MVR record when there was no police report? And what does driving a snowmobile and hitting a tree have to do with my driving skills on the road? |
| 2. Written by ivoryisis on February 1, 2012 from kansas city, kansas, US Sounds like what happened to me! I hit a patch of black ice, hit a tree and went over a curb and had to have my wheel replaced back in 2008. I told them about this up front. They gave my mom and I a policy together for a very cheap rate, for one month. Then they kicked me off the policy with my mom, giving me a week to find another provider, because she is not on the title of my car. We just left.  I don't know what they think they are doing with their business. This type of costumer tactic WILL catch up to them at some point. |
| 3. Written by Useless on November 3, 2011 from miami, florida, US Geico is a ripoff. Instead of running those *** commercials they should reduce their customers insurance premiums. After a spotless 7 year record I went to Allstate and they beat Geico by $600. When I asked them to match it they refused. Needless to say I dropped their sorry ***. Now they are constNtly emailing and mailing me stuff begging me to come back. Get lost. |
| 4. Written by Just sayin on October 16, 2011 from san diego, california, US Ummmm....how is hitting a tree a not at fault accident? Did it jump in front of your car? |
| 5. Written by unknown on September 1, 2011 from virginia beach, virginia, US it costs money to pull MVR....so if they pulled it for EVERY quote it would be a ridiculous amount of money. hence why YOU need to be honest in letting the agent know of any accidents/tickets/etc...sounds like you weren't honest. not GEICO. just saying. |
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