Steven L.

**Review of Geico's Driving App: A Frustrating Experience**

I regret to share my disappointing experience with Geico's driving app, particularly in relation to its accuracy in assessing driving behavior. Initially marketed as a tool to save money by promoting safe driving habits, the app has proven to be a source of frustration and inaccuracy.

The app's claim of accurately measuring driving behavior seems far from reality. Despite driving responsibly, the app often indicates otherwise, suggesting phone usage or other inaccuracies that are not reflective of the actual driving experience. This has led to negative reviews, an issue I've personally encountered.

Attempts to address these concerns with Geico's customer service have been met with limited success. Despite contacting them multiple times, the response has been that there is nothing they can do about the inaccuracies reported by the app. This lack of resolution is disheartening, especially when considering the potential impact on insurance rates.

Comparisons with other insurance providers, such as Progressive and Allstate, reveal a stark contrast. These competitors utilize similar driving apps without the reported issues. Geico's failure to distinguish between actual phone usage and background processes is not only inconvenient but also raises concerns about the app's reliability and the fairness of the associated insurance pricing model.

For those seeking a reliable driving app to save on insurance premiums, my advice would be to steer clear of Geico. The frustration caused by inaccurate assessments and the lack of resolution from customer service make it an unreliable option. In the competitive landscape of insurance providers offering driving apps, Geico falls short, and I would caution against choosing them for this particular feature.

Every time I look for auto parts and I look on Napa it is like 10 times more expensive and I'm not even exaggerating. For example I just looked for an alternator for my vehicle and it was a $197.99, I looked on Napa and it was over$800. I'm waiting for this company to go bankrupt because I don't understand how people can buy stuff so severely overpriced, you're only paying for a name.