Geico
Geico. Fraud. You get what you pay for

Geico commited insurance fraud against me. I was seriously injured, sustained a brain injury and have been out of work for a year and have permanent impairments. I have amnesia and the police and Geico did not do a formal investigation or accident reconstruction. I have amnesia. The woman that collided into my car also has Geico, so Geico did nothing to protect my interests as a result. They found me 100% negligent although there is no evidence that would hold up to a judge or jury. I am pursuing criminal charges against Geico and the other driver who I believe made a false statement to the police. The damage to the vehicles is inconsistent with the driver and Geico's story. I dont have enough evidence at this time to file a civil suit, but I want revenge, those bastards and the driver are going to prison. They have committed state and federal laws and the only way they can not be harassed by me for the rest of their life is to murder me. I have a brain injury as a result of the other driver's negligence and Geico has used my amnesia as a basis to turn my car into a cube as fast as they could. If anyone has now or is considering joining geico, please understand you get what you pay for! They are very very cheap! No doubt about it! This is primarily because of what my victimizatiom illustrates. Both vehicles involved HAD GEICO, because they insure MANY cars, they are extremely more likely to insure both cars in a accident as compared to smaller insurers.in the case of the car collision into me, the parties were all "in house" with Geico. They had no incentive to protect my rights and get me a large settlement against the negligent driver that nearly killed me. Go with geico if you know for sure you will never get into any sort of accident, even a fender bender for the rest of your life. Otherwise expect the possibility of bankruptcy, loss of your house, lifetime of unpaid medical bills and rent. Dont sday you were not warned.

Company: Geico
Country: USA

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