How do I pay on the principle of the balance for my new phone?

[derfus1000]

How do I pay on the principle of the balance for my new phone?

[SuzyQ · Accepted solution]

You can pay it all at once, or make monthly payments as scheduled.  You can't "pay down" the principal unless you pay the whole thing.

There's no interest involved, so you can set aside the amount you would like to pay, and continue to do that until you have enough to pay it off.

[Kim2322]

Why would this not be an option?

[apmeeker]

Good question....... I wanted to play $500 on my phone when I bought it, but the guy who completed my order forgot to ring it up and told me he was sorry and he couldn't take $500 payment now.  I can't believe there's not an option to pay extra payments toward the phone.....

[rekholdt]

That makes no sense????

Money is money.....unless... their must be a business opportunity for Verizon in this??????

Because it sure does not benefit the Buyer in any form!!

No one explained this to us....I had been with T-mobil  for (14)years and only changed because of the location of the recent home we purchased.

Your monthly bills are not transparent....which is very sneaky.

House goes up for sale next year phone service will definitely change. 

[KH-Ornah]

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[vzw_customer_support]

We would hate to see you go next year, rekholdt! If you're having trouble with your bill, we would be happy to help go over it! Please respond to the Private Note we just sent to get started!