Anyone know anything about Ceico Insurance NOT paying out on Claims for accidents Of the other car (not covere

Chris

Well you didn't really provide any information for anyone to say yes or no. Did you mean GEICO? There is NO insurance company out there who has an established policy of not paying third party claims. if you have one claim with them, and they aren't paying (either coverage is a problem, or liability is being investigated, or maybe even the policy limits are not adequate to pay you at that time- it could be ANYTHING) why would you think they don't pay any claims? There must be a reason for it. Tell us more and maybe we can provide a better answer.

jerry

not heard of any yet

EL-BRAY

Doesn't make any difference what their policy is. If you are covered with colission on your vehicle, and you are having a problem with the at fault drivers Insurance co., Your Ins. Co takes care of the claim , using your coverage> AND THEN they Will collect it back from the at fault drivers Ins co. Unless you live in a state that has a no fault Ins Rule,In which case each is responsible. Help is on the way { see your Ins Co] and don't Deal with Ceico.
Even if there is nothing paid by either Co the at fault driver is legually responsable for all damage to you , the auto, and occupants , if any.

RED WHITE AND BLUE

you can check with with your dept. of ins. in your state. you can also check the bbb. also check to see if they are licensed in your

Brian Da Dog

Appearently, through the evidence they have gathered, they do not see their driver at fault.

aweety69

Ceico or Geico? I have Geico and fortunately have never needed to make a claim so I'm not sure the conditions. You said it was the other person's fault, is this your conclusion or is that what the police report said? If it's on the police report that it was the other person's fault you can fight it to some degree. I would call them back and hopefully you get another Rep, and act as if this is your 1st time calling. If you get different info that is in your favor, then bring it up that you were told differently and give them the person's name you spoke to (if you wrote it down). If you're given the same info as before, ask why that is their policy and what you can do about it. It could be too that person had a limited amount of insurance and maybe what the claim is for isn't covered. The only other thing I can think of is, it's a brief of confidentiality if they give out this info to you and instead it has to be done thru your and the other person's ins. companies, not thru you and the other ins. company. But they should have told you this and you didn't mention that. It really should be handled thru the ins. companies tho and you might need to hound yours til they do their job and get you paid. If however the police report doesn't say exactly who was at fault and just what happened, it's up to the person who hit you's ins. company to determine they were at fault. If the proof isn't there, there's really not much you can do.

Good Luck, I hope it works out for you.

wrencher d

Yup...that is a well documented fact. Cute little lizard but there are a few people you need to keep close (as in a neighborhood office with someone you see face to face) these people are 1: Insurance agent, 2:Accountant (Income tax preparer that will be the same person every time you visit), 3: Attorney, 4: Investment adviser. Stay away from anything offered on the internet for these services. Try searching that insurance company on the internet and adding the word "problems" after it.

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