GEICO Monthly Payment Plan Rates Change After First Payment Without Clear Disclosure
GEICO displays one monthly rate during signup but raises it after the first payment, citing recalculation for monthly payment processing fees. Customers cannot accurately budget because the rate shown at signup does not reflect the actual ongoing monthly cost.
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