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Billed two months after cancelling

I moved and had to cancel FIOS two months ago. I returned the equipment over a month and a half ago. All of a sudden I receive a bill for $1300 -- is this a common scam that Verizon uses on customers to try to make them pay for things they shouldn't?

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ElizabethS

Just a friendly reminder, this is a forum where users help other users. It looks like your issue may require a Verizon representative to review your account details. Please visit our Support page for a variety of ways to contact Verizon, including “Ask Verizon,” our virtual chat agent, and customer support phone numbers.

mls1414

Verizon support is closed on the weekends, otherwise I would.

'm just trying to find out how common this fraudulent activity is. There are a few other posts about Verizon attempting to take money from customers for equipment they have returned so it does appear to be a somewhat common scheme.

ElizabethS

Please check with them regarding your account, and let us know how you make out.

gene19728

I can help you. I can send you a PM with the information for the executive line and the email for their CEO if you can't get satisfaction here, just let me know. I too have gotten no where with my problem. One of the reps actually laughed at my wife when she explained to them that my autistic son had used the remote to order foreign languagechannels. Absolutely horrid. I've spoken with close to 10 reps, most of which were superviosrs and have gotten no where. Anyone with common sense could look and see that most follks do not speak 4-5 languages in the home. He also initiated a hockey package that we caught back in October and we cancelled it. We noticed again on our last bill and see we have been charged an additional $150 for that and when I call they say the cancellation was for next year. Really? Give me a break. Not to mention the fact that they have the capability to see that none of this programming is ever even used a quick and easy way to validate my issue assuming the common sense doesn't kick in. I wish you luck with your issue.

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