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Seeing a GEICO PREM COLL charge on your statement?

Common ways GEICO PREM COLL charges might appear on your statement

  • GEICO PREM COLL
  • CHKCARD GEICO PREM COLL
  • CHECKCARD GEICO PREM COLL
  • POS Debit GEICO PREM COLL
  • POS PUR GEICO PREM COLL
  • POS PURCH GEICO PREM COLL
  • POS PURCHASE GEICO PREM COLL
  • PENDING GEICO PREM COLL
  • Misc Debit GEICO PREM COLL

What is GEICO PREM COLL?

GEICO PREM COLL refers to a payment or debit processed by GEICO (Government Employees Insurance Company) related to an insurance premium collection. Learn more at geico.com.

Common causes for GEICO PREM COLL charges

  • A premium payment for an auto or property policy with GEICO processed as a premium collection entry.
  • A recurring debit to your account as part of an installment or automatic payment setup for GEICO insurance.
  • A charge you did not recognise, possibly due to having forgotten a policy renewal or being unaware of a policy still active under your name.

Decoding GEICO PREM COLL charge tags

  • GEICO is the insurance company.
  • PREM COLL is short for “Premium Collection.”
  • Prefixes like CHKCARD, CHECKCARD, POS PURCH, PENDING reflect how your bank reports the transaction (debit card, point of sale, authorization hold).

What to do if you don’t recognize this charge

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  • Contact your bank.

    Call your bank using the number on the back of your card.

  • Contact the merchant.

    Call their customer service to verify the charge and get transaction details.

  • Dispute the charge & monitor account.

    If it appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer.

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