[Geico DriveEasy] Allow users to dispute or correct misattributed driving data

Another Reddit user had a [thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Wellthatsucks/s/VRK4V6b5gi) about Geico charging more for becoming widowed. Yes that does suck too. I almost went on a rant in the comments section about their terrible DriveEasy, driver tracking program, and realized it probably deserves it's own thread. I know there are probably other threads on it by now, but I felt I had to share our individual experience. So, in addition to the widowed policy, Geico is also the company that will PENALIZE YOU $85 per month, or $1020 per year (that number is from experience), for voluntarily sharing driving data, if you get a subpar score, EVEN IF THAT DRIVING DATA CAME FROM TRAINS, TAXI'S, AND, that friend who drives you sometimes, IN THEIR OWN CAR. We called them multiple times and tried to explain the situation, that she just started, bright eyed with high, eager hopes, enthusiastic about Geico, and that she is a good driver, and explained that the driving data was not hers. They believed us, but said that there's nothing they can do until the next renewal period, can't remember how many months they said for that. And even then, it won't reset unless we run the tracking app, to EARN to get a better score after logging another. So she went from choosing to get tracked to being forced to get tracked, like getting locked-in, because they refused to reset the false data without acquiring new data. This she is a friend of mine who is new to car insurance, so she was so excited they took her in, that she could have a policy in her name. Turns out, it's hard for new drivers to find an insurance company because a lot of them want someone with precious experience maintaining coverage? Like some kind of resumé of sorts just for acquiring car insurance. (Being a secondary holder under someone else would have counted, for example. She did not have this, however). We spoke to multiple people on multiple days, even, supposedly, got our message to management, and the answer was always the same, that this is the strict policy in that they cannot help us in any other way. Apparently, somewhere in the fine print, it did say rates could go up from agreeing to this. But in my experience with another company, all tracking normally does is give discounts, never penalize you. I mean, even if you're not a great driver, they're still getting free data out of you for driving behaviors. Well, a lot of us don't read every word in the conditions, but, apparently it was in there. Do not ever use drive easy tracking with Geico. They will gladly mess up your rates for a long time. We ended up leaving Geico. (Apologies if there are too many line breaks, had Reddit formatting issues.)