If you can't make your bill payment with Verizon you can choose to make a payment arrangement. Keep reading for detailed instructions on how to do so.
Verizon is an American telecommunications company offering wireless mobile services and products to its customers. The company was originally founded in 2000 and owns over 2,000 retail locations across the United States. If you are a current customer with Verizon and need to make a payment arrangement, keep reading for instructions on how to do so.
A payment arrangement is when a customer needs more time to make a payment on one of their Verizon bills. You agree to pay Verizon the outstanding amount on a date past the bill's due date. When you set up a payment arrangement, you choose the date you will pay, keep your service from being canceled, and keep your account from potentially being forwarded to a collections agency.
Note that you need to be the Account Owner or the Account Manager to set up a payment arrangement.
If you're having difficulties confirming a payment arrangement online, you can call into the Verizon customer service center. Note that you will need to provide personal and account information to confirm your identity. Provide your payment details and the date you wish to make the payment arrangement on. Keep the customer service representative on the phone until you receive an email confirming the payment arrangement has been made.
If you prefer not to speak on the phone, you can contact Verizon Wireless' customer service team via their live chat. Note that you should never provide payment details over a live chat function so this option is best for troubleshooting. Let the customer service representative know that you're having trouble setting up a payment arrangement online or on the app and they will walk you through some possible solutions.
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