I called verizon to have someone removed from my account a while back. This was accomplished with little to no stress and I was able to have their own bill sent to them without affecting my account. I asked, multiple people, if there was any chance the account could negatively affect me in the future, knowing the person, and was assured that it would in no way reflect on my account. Twelve months later, I go to upgrade my phones and lo and behold, the system puts a stop to the upgrade for outstanding balance. After the in store agents can't find out what's happening, we call the verizon help desk. After 20 minutes of digging they also can't seem to find a single missing payment or any outstanding balance on my account. After an hour of researching goes by, we find that they have allowed the other account to negatively impact my account. Outstanding balance of $307.00. I told them this was the responsibility of the other individual and that I was assured this would not ever be the case on my account. They agreed and resolved the issue, stating that it was a mistake on their end. They updated the account and I was able to proceed with my upgrades. Now, here I am looking to move into a house and working to secure a loan, when I discover that one day my 800+ credit rating has dropped over 100 points because verizon has falsely sent me to collections for someone else's debt. This needs to be fixed verizon....