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I am not on auto pay but was wondering if I wanted to send in a check to cover
a couple of extra months, would my Verizon account show a credit and my next
bill just be deducted from that credit so I would not have to worry about that
months bill? Has anyone done this? Thank you
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"Retsamxim" <retsamxim@aol.com> wrote in message
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> I am not on auto pay but was wondering if I wanted to send in a check to
cover
> a couple of extra months, would my Verizon account show a credit and my
next
> bill just be deducted from that credit so I would not have to worry about
that
> months bill? Has anyone done this? Thank you
Archived from groups: alt.cellular.verizon (More info?)
"Retsamxim" <retsamxim@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040820131105.23098.00003918@mb-m07.aol.com...
> I am not on auto pay but was wondering if I wanted to send in a check to
cover
> a couple of extra months, would my Verizon account show a credit and my
next
> bill just be deducted from that credit so I would not have to worry about
that
> months bill? Has anyone done this? Thank you
Any excess payment is recorded as a credit and will be applied to the next
bill. Even though I can access and pay my bill online. I have "paid in
advance" when I'm going on vacation. (When I do that, I usually pay more
than I believe will be due... just to be on the safe side.)
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