Talk about this loophole that Geico uses to their full advantage to rip people off. According to Geico they cover glass under comprehensive in their policies. What does that mean? That means if your windshield breaks and you put in a claim and your deductable is $500, that means your paying out of pocket because Geico will say their policy says they will cover anything over that. So Geico says they cover glass, but in reality they do not. When I was on the phone with them putting in a claim, I was told that I had to pay for it myself since my deductable was higher than the value of the glass. I was also told to go ahead and file against them for they were not doing anything illegal. Why would they point out that they were not doing anything illegal? Because they know that they are pulling a scam because of loopholes in the wording in their contracts. So if you have Geico and you think you have glass coverage, think again. You will be paying out of pocket to get that windshield fix, and Geico will be laughing all the way to the bank.
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