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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had geico and got in a car accident where I was at fault and the other sued. Geico handled everything with ease. They next year they had my insurance go up by ten dollars a month which was no big deal to me, so I stayed. However, when 16 year old got added, it went up dramatically so I shopped around. Progressive was the best price so I am now with them. With that being said, just shop around and know that you can switch whenever for whatever reason.[/quote]

A tip for adding young / new drivers

Provide report card and have them take defensive driver course

Geico lowered it for both kids when we added them.[/quote]

Geico does drop. I had Geico my daughter away at school did not add to policy. My bad, while home she scratched a guy in parking lot. She gave my insurance card. Driver of course calls it and Geico claims not paying as not on my policy. I called guy and said look it is a scratch I will pay. I then went to add her to policy.

Geico then just dropped me. Did not offer to allow me to add her. The other driver, total coincidence got into a major accident and totaled his car before anyone could pay him me or Geico. So me or Geico never paid for scratch.

Geico reported accident with another vehicle on my kid, even though my car zero damage, we never got picture of other car as totaled shortly afterwards and no payouts. So Geico left me looking for new insurance with the tag of an accident on the policy.

We went to Progressive, my daughter is on policy and they are way better.

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Geico was in the right here. [/quote]

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