800-841-3000

GEICO has called three times today and not left a message.  This last call came in at 9:20PM.  I just moved and they had mail returned.....? I asked that they not call over and over without leaving a message, and not to call so late regarding something minor.

At the people who say you should answer your phone: get a life.  This post is not for *ssholes like you to voice your ignorant opinions.  It is Geico and they should leave a message; it's the professional thing to do.  I can't answer my cell phone at work.  Did you think about that before you started mouthing off?

I recently changed my address and set up mail forwarding, but didn't inform Geico of new address. They left message asking me to update the info they have on file.

I get on these boards and fume about telemarketers, scams and harassment with the best of them. However, in this instance it was in fact Geico. They left a voicemail with an explicit explanation: that the USPS had informed them that I had moved and they wanted to update my records. I had completely forgotten them in my long list of address changes, and I appreciated the call.

I returned the call and updated my information, and yes, it did result in a change in my insurance rate, so I'm sure that's a big part of their motivation in making these calls. However, that's how car insurance works. They were straightforward, left me a voicemail and made no attempts to deceive or harass me, so I'm fine with this one.

I got the call too and missed it.  They did not leave a message.  I called back and it sounded like a foreign person's home number; he just answered "hello" in a heavy accent.  They called back again later, I answered and nobody said anything. I kept saying "Hello" and they never said anything, so I hung up. For all the people on here name-calling others for whatever reason, that is not necessary. By posting random insults online is that you have low-self esteem and must hide behind a computer to insult because you are too cowardly to do so to our faces.  :)

It's not Geico calling
It's a fake
My home owner agent....Allstate had my insurance cards for autos faxed to them via automated requested
Without my knowledge today
I knew the 800 number was fake for Geico cause I checked before I called Geico
Not sure what the scam is but my cards were faxed to my auto insurance broker office
I will be changing brokers ASAP after I report them to th DA office

Geico calling about flood insurance

rec'd a call.  they did not leave a message.

Scenario:  You pick up the phone and there is no one there...........Solution:  If you don't get a VOICE RESPONSE in a polite second or two, you may be on "their" Auto-dial system.  As soon as possible, start hitting the "#"  key 10 or 12 times - this throws the Auto-dialer into a frenzy --- you shouldn't ever get  THAT call again.  Works on Telemarketers too.

I recently moved and didn't update my address with them.  They found that I moved based on the USPS NCOA process, and called me with an automated message asking me to go online and update my address with them.  Simple, easy.

I am on the DO NOT CALL list.  I am reporting this.

I think we have determined that if you get a call from this number it is Geico calling...

It's GEICO calling about my address change. Legit call

This is most likely an info scamm...it's G EICO wanting information about my policy, only small glitch is I have farmers...
Notice the space between G & E...that is not an accident...it's not Geico...

Got an email from geico:

We have received a request for confirmation of coverage from your Lienholder/Loss Payee on the 2001, TOYOTA, XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Our records show there is currently no comprehensive and/or collision coverage carried on this vehicle. Please contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-841-3000 or visit us on line at WWW.GEICO.COM  to make the necessary changes to your policy.

called geico. They say no lien and was not contacted by a lienholder. Said it was sent in error. Could not or would not tell me the error that caused it. I wonder of they just send these out to customers hoping they will increase coverage. They say they don't do that. But I'm suspicious. At least until I hear back.

It is an automated call from geico. I called them back as my policy is in good standing to find out why they called. The agent appologized and assured me that I would bw placed on the no call list. I didnt even have to ask. It seems they are working the bugs out of a new system.   Annoying? Yes.  Policy ending customer service?  No.  

I got a message from this number, claiming to be geico, telling me I had reported an accident, and that they were investigating it, when I returned the call (They told me to call 1-877-890-2245, I get a recording telling me I've won a cruise.  Called the real geico - no reported accident on my account. I believe this is a scam.

This is not actually a GEICO phone that has been calling.  Someone calls and states they are GEICO from this number.  

I answered this after the third call. I had made a claim due to an accident just a couple of days ago. It was a survey to evaluate the contact and claim process with Geico and asked for ratings on a scale of 1 to 10 about different areas, i.e. knowledge and professionalism of the first person I talked to, how satisfied I was with the speed my claim was processed - stuff like that. No names or personal information was asked for to indicate a scam or anything of the sort.  

Probably a call center.  In this case, they left a message asking me to call Geico about an auto claim.