GEICO allegedly reports inaccurate account status to credit bureaus
A former GEICO customer reports being given false information by customer service about what would be provided, and separately alleges GEICO reported inaccurate paid/settled account status to credit bureaus. Repeated calls to correct the record were met with rudeness and no resolution.
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