Why is my bill higher this month?

There can be several reasons why a Verizon bill may be higher in a particular month. One common reason is the inclusion of extra charges or fees that may not be present in previous bills. This can happen if, for example, you exceeded your data limit, which may result in overage charges. It is also possible that there were changes made to your plan, such as upgrades to your service or additional features being added, which can lead to a higher monthly rate. Another possibility is that there are periodic promotional discounts that have expired, causing the bill to return to its normal rate. Additionally, certain taxes or surcharges may fluctuate from month to month, contributing to an increase in the total amount due. Another aspect to consider is that family or shared plans may result in varying charges based on usage by all members included in the plan. To better understand the specific reasons for the increase in your bill, it would be advisable to carefully review the current bill for any changes or additional charges. For more detailed information, it may be helpful to look on the Verizon website for customer billing explanations or insights that may pertain to billing changes.