GEICO Insurance Company GEICO Auto Insurance GEICO Insurance Targets Disabled Female with Excessive Surveillance after MVA Lawsuit Filed Washington DC

Where do I begin? First I highly doubt that Geico hired 75 men to tail you as well as putting a tracking device on your car. And please tell me how Geico allowed Medicare and Medicaid to foot your bills. First off makes me think either you are 65 and over and have a monthly income of $2000.00 or less because that is the only way you would qualify for Medicaid. OR you got Medicare because of a disability and Medicaid as well. 

Second how is Geico sexually harrassing you? Are they placing cameras in your bedroom and bathroom then blackmailing you with naked photos?? And Third please let me know when Gloria Allred takes your case because she will be making press announcements about this. OH FYI Allred only takes HIGH profile cases so I suggest you use your Medicare and Medicaid to seek psychiatric help. Your report just made Geico's case stronger for denying your lawsuit.

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Let's assume you are actually being surveilled.  Here's the real problem:

If you sued the insurance company, they have some doubt as to the extent of their injuries.  I am not making a judgment one way or the other, but if they doubts, then they will send 1-2 people to surveil you from a very discreet distance, that you won't notice.  What they won't do is send 75 different men to surveil you; in your case they are more likely to send women since you won't suspect a woman would surveil you.  The cost to send 75 people, regardless of gender is way too high, and they don't need many agents to watch you.

They have not sexually harassed you; they probably haven't even harassed you at this point.  That is simply your fertile imagination.  Geico knew where you lived long before any surveillance was carried out, so there are a lot of people who know where you live.  Gloria Allred isn't going to help you either because an insurance company surveilling you is perfectly legal.

Bottom line:  Insurance companies are allowed to surveil you and determine whether your claim is valid or not.  Cities and states are also allowed to surveil you if you file a disability claim with them; there are so many fraudulent disability claims filed each year by people who are not disabled, so it is in everyone's best interests to weed the fraud out because we the people pay out of pocket for every fraudulent disability claim.  If your claim is valid, then you have nothing to worry about.  If it isn't valid, then you do.