New Insurance Customers Bombarded With Excessive Marketing Emails
A new GEICO policyholder received over 14 emails within their first week, none of which were transactional or necessary, despite signing up only for insurance coverage. This reflects a common pattern of new-customer onboarding flows defaulting to aggressive marketing cadence rather than respecting implicit preference for minimal communication.
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