Steve
Asheville,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, December 15, 2008
We noticed problems wiht geico the last couple eyars and whenw e received our renewal policy and a higher risk rate, we went through the roof. Geico stated a new statistical analysis of our 2004 GMC pickup truck shows it a high risk vehicle for our region which makes no sense! We have no tickets, no lapses, no problems and decent credit yet we are now told me must pay higher risk premium in NC because of our used truck?? This makes no sense. Also, reading your post, I will say anyone who looks for quotes off the internet or on phone from any insurer, your credit report WILL get pinged and your score will be reduced several points each time this occurs. Also, NOBODY can repair your credit except you as the person under your social security number. And if GEICO pulled a slick move on you and now you are in colelctions, this also hurts your credit badly for 7 years minimum and soon to go to 10 years in new credt agency overhauls they are trying to implement. You need to be aware that when using the internet, you need to be careful, as there may be verbiage soemwhere stating if you click on their site to make a selection or inquiry for information you basically have given written permission to the vendor for a product which is what Is uspect happened with you and GEICO..
Steve
Asheville,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, December 15, 2008
We noticed problems wiht geico the last couple eyars and whenw e received our renewal policy and a higher risk rate, we went through the roof. Geico stated a new statistical analysis of our 2004 GMC pickup truck shows it a high risk vehicle for our region which makes no sense! We have no tickets, no lapses, no problems and decent credit yet we are now told me must pay higher risk premium in NC because of our used truck?? This makes no sense. Also, reading your post, I will say anyone who looks for quotes off the internet or on phone from any insurer, your credit report WILL get pinged and your score will be reduced several points each time this occurs. Also, NOBODY can repair your credit except you as the person under your social security number. And if GEICO pulled a slick move on you and now you are in colelctions, this also hurts your credit badly for 7 years minimum and soon to go to 10 years in new credt agency overhauls they are trying to implement. You need to be aware that when using the internet, you need to be careful, as there may be verbiage soemwhere stating if you click on their site to make a selection or inquiry for information you basically have given written permission to the vendor for a product which is what Is uspect happened with you and GEICO..
Steve
Asheville,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, December 15, 2008
We noticed problems wiht geico the last couple eyars and whenw e received our renewal policy and a higher risk rate, we went through the roof. Geico stated a new statistical analysis of our 2004 GMC pickup truck shows it a high risk vehicle for our region which makes no sense! We have no tickets, no lapses, no problems and decent credit yet we are now told me must pay higher risk premium in NC because of our used truck?? This makes no sense. Also, reading your post, I will say anyone who looks for quotes off the internet or on phone from any insurer, your credit report WILL get pinged and your score will be reduced several points each time this occurs. Also, NOBODY can repair your credit except you as the person under your social security number. And if GEICO pulled a slick move on you and now you are in colelctions, this also hurts your credit badly for 7 years minimum and soon to go to 10 years in new credt agency overhauls they are trying to implement. You need to be aware that when using the internet, you need to be careful, as there may be verbiage soemwhere stating if you click on their site to make a selection or inquiry for information you basically have given written permission to the vendor for a product which is what Is uspect happened with you and GEICO..
Robert
Buffalo,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, December 08, 2008
Isn't it against the law for a credit repair company to charge fees BEFORE doing the work? The website asks for fees upfront before any action is taken by your company. Seems to me this is what got Hargrave & Associates in trouble with the FTC
Needtoknow21
Clearwater,#6Consumer Suggestion
Tue, December 02, 2008
Hello, I work for a credit repair company who deals with collection agencies every day. By law a collection agency is a third party and can only attempt to collect a debt. However, they annoy the hell out of you. ( phone calls, letters, threats, and putting the item on your credit report in negative standing.) What I do is actually remove these items from the credit report. If they are not removed the item can stay on your credit report for 7 years. Check out my website. www.beaconcreditrepair.com My name is Jessica if interested my number is (((ROR REDACTED))). I can help you get started. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.