URGENT: Immediate action needed! Verizon has charged me $1,166 and kept my trade-in phone. Despite 18 calls over 7 weeks, totaling 15 hours, they refuse to take responsibility and issue a refund. Act now to resolve this!
The level of frustration required for a customer to write here is immense. This is completely unacceptable and warrants serious legal action, which I am actively pursuing.
My name is Mohammad Amin Sharifi Jabali.
On January 21, with the help of a Verizon Wireless chat agent, I upgraded my prepaid Verizon mobile plan to postpaid Ultimate Unlimited to finance a new phone. At the same time, I applied for financing a new iPhone 15 Pro Max 512GB through Verizon, intending to pay for the device in 36 monthly installments with no down payment. My old iPhone 13 Pro Max 256GB was traded in for $1,000 off the new iPhone, making the new device price $199 to be paid over 36 months, which is $5.52 per month. Therefore, my monthly payment was calculated to be the mobile plan price (after discounts) plus $5.52.
The first payment made on January 21, posted on my Wells Fargo account on January 23, was $162.77, which included activation and related one-time fees. The financing agreement from January 21 reflects these payments and terms. The second agreement from February 9 reflects the monthly payment stated in the first agreement before applying a $10 student discount and a $10 auto-pay discount.
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