Just a warning/observation.
I had Verizon fios internet service, and planned to move. I notified Verizon, WELL IN ADVANCE, that I wanted service stopped on June 2.
Some time later I received emails saying I had a Verizon bill due, so a dutifully paid it--because I'm not accustomed to be defrauded by service providers. I submitted a payment that was a typical month's charges.
Then I noticed that the bill was for service May 27 - June 26. Most of a month AFTER the stop-service date I provided a long, long time ago.
Verizon's absolutely useless "customer service" drone tells me that's normal. They bill for a full month, and then some time later, maybe a month or two, they send a refund. Is the math that complicated? No--it's intentional. They get to keep my money and that of thousands of other customers for a few weeks, which probably amounts to a rolling stash of millions of dollars of over-billings, and they take their sweet time returning it by snail mail.
So be forewarned, when it's time to cancel Verizon services--you will probably be sent a bill for far too much.
