An attack on Geico by consumer groups alleging the insurer gives better rates to customers with better jobs and education has drawn a forceful denial from the company.
The Consumer Federation of America and a New Jersey-based nonprofit insurer charged that those two factors are used as the sole basis for determining the eligibility and premiums of Geico customers.
Geico labeled the allegations "untrue."
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