As Eyder reported Thursday, Verizon plans to start charging the fee if you go online or call the company on the phone to make a one-time payment with a credit or debit card. What Verizon is trying ...

there are ways to avoid the payment. In case you missed it, effective January 15th, Verizon will charge you $2 to make one-time credit or debit card payments on the phone or online. Public ...

Come January 15 Verizon Wireless will charge you $2 ... who choose to make single bill payments in alternate payment channels (online, mobile, telephone)." When BofA tried to pull a similar ...

Marshall-Genzer: Verizon says this fee only applies to customers who make a one-time payment online or, as you said, over the phone. Verizon says it costs more to process those payments ...

Beginning Jan. 15, Verizon will charge you an extra $2 if ... customers who choose to make single bill payments in alternate payment channels." Verizon also lists seven ways that allow you to ...

Time to set up “auto pay” through your Verizon Wireless account ... choose to make single bill payments in alternate payment channels (online, mobile, telephone). It is waived for those ...

such as online and in-person remittances, are credited to your account almost instantly. If you plan to pay by mail, however, you should allow extra time for your payment to reach Verizon and be ...

In their statement, Verizon said, "Verizon Wireless has decided it will not institute the fee for online or telephone ... the numerous simple and convenient payment methods it provides." ...