GEICO has its own form for getting off its marketing mail list. You don’t need to be a policyholder to use it.
How to stop it
- Open GEICO’s Communications Opt Out form and choose “Marketing mails and calls.”
- Enter your name and address exactly as they appear on the mailer.
- Answer “Are you a GEICO policyholder?” Add a phone number only if you also want off GEICO’s marketing call list.
- Submit, and keep a screenshot.
What to expect
- GEICO doesn’t say how long removal takes. Mailers already printed will still arrive.
- Policyholders keep getting mail about their policy.
- Still getting GEICO offers after about 12 weeks? Send the form again.
Good to know
- Insurance offers made from your credit report are “prescreened.” One free request stops prescreened offers made from your credit report: here’s how.
- The same GEICO form has a separate option for its marketing emails.
- Other insurers: how to stop insurance junk mail.
Sources
- GEICO, Communications Opt Out: marketing mail and call lists; name, address, policyholder yes or no; policyholders still get mail about their policy.
- GEICO, Privacy: “If you are seeking to opt out of Marketing communications use our Communications Opt Out site.” Last checked November 4, 2026.
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