GEICO Commercial Auto Customer Service Failures
A customer describes widespread dissatisfaction with GEICO commercial auto service across web, app, and phone channels. The complaint is unfocused, lumping together AI chatbot failures, website usability, and phone support quality. No specific outcome or systemic pattern is described beyond general frustration.
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