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     I feel so strongly about Geico's unjust intrusion of consumer privacy that it has prompted me to contact my state representative, I have also lodged complaints with all state and federal consumer insurance fraud and scam sites.

    I will now use my own funds to reach out to other victims of auto insurance consumer fraud in hopes that we can collectively send a real message, with real consequences to Geico and those alike whom find it profitable to take advantage of the consumer. Moreover, it will be interesting learn what laws if any govern Geico's unsavory acts.

   For example, I cosigned for a new car for my son in-law, and temporally added him and the vehicle to our Geico insurance policy just to make sure that the vehicle and he were covered during the test drive of the vehicle. We later decided not to buy the vehicle and I contacted Geico and told them to remove both my son in-law and the vehicle from our policy.

   It was then we discovered a little known insurance scam and consumer Rip-off that Geico and others are involved in; we were told by the Geico representative that my son in-law would need to be paying someone for insurance (another insurance company)

WHAT? REALLY?  In other words, if my son- in-law is not paying another insurance company he could not be removed from our insurance policy and my wife and I would have to continue paying for his coverage.

    I can only assume that this is how insurance companies work together to Rip-off the consumer. Furthermore, my wife and I should not have to prove that a grown man not living in our home has insurance besides this would be intrusive and it is none of Geico’s concern whom he has chosen for an insurance provider.

    As with most consumer I am confused and bewildered, I can not understand why the insurance companies are only told they must stop when they are found guilty of fraud or theft. but in contrast the consumer is arrested for not having their product when operating a motor vehicle on streets and highways.

   Perhaps someone can explain why the CEO’s of these auto insurance companies appear to operate with impunity not being jailed when they violate the law?  We need real fines that result in consumer discounts and jail time for the CEO.

Real jail time that is spent in a real jail facility and not at home or commuting to and from the office. The auto Insurance company should not get a pass when caught cheating, lying, manipulation or staging the consumer, these are most often already state violation which are used in confidence scams by seasoned criminals The states can not continue to jail consumers for not having insurance and doing nothing when the insurance companies defraud the consumer, in other words it only stands to reason that both should be policed and Geico is clearly in need of policing.

    In closing I think it odd that the police can police the consumer with laws that say consumers must have auto insurance while operating a motor vehicle Geico’s product, competitor or a likeness thereof. While Geico and similar companies are left to their own devices which have resulted in these unsavory tyranny like acts that have exacerbated consumer distrust.