Cancel Verizon With DoNotPay—It’s the Faster Way
Verizon is one of the biggest cell phone service providers in the United States. It attracts around 120 million subscribers nationwide and, besides being a cell phone carrier, it offers:
- Wireless home phone services
- Internet
- TV services
Whether you’re not satisfied with the rising prices or the service you’re getting for your bucks, DoNotPay can help you cancel any kind of subscriptions you have with this company in no time.
Let DoNotPay Handle Your Verizon Cancelation
Going to the store or holding the phone line is such a hassle, and no one wants to waste time like that, especially when the customer service representatives will try everything they can to persuade you to stay.
With DoNotPay, you don't have to suffer through listening about Verizon's benefits. We can help you get rid of any Verizon service in just a few steps regardless of your reasons:
- Set up your DoNotPay profile in a
- Pick Find Hidden Money
- Type in Verizon as the service provider you want to get rid of
Your AI assistant will immediately notify you when the service gets canceled.
You can stop other unnecessary expenses with the help of DoNotPay. Link your email address or a bank account to our app, and we will identify all paid subscriptions that you might want to review. If you choose to cancel some of them, DoNotPay has got your back.
How to Cancel a Verizon Service on Your Own
Verizon doesn’t want you to go, so they didn’t make it easy to cancel the services they provide. Even though there’s an option for canceling Verizon Fios internet online, numerous reports claim it’s impossible to do anything with this tool besides changing plans. If you take away DoNotPay, you’re not left with too many options:
Can you cancel with |
Yes / No |
DoNotPay | Yes |
No | |
Phone | Yes |
Letter |
No |
In-person | Yes |
Company website |
No |
Cancel Verizon Over the Phone
You can reach out to Verizon customer service at 1-844-837-2262. They are available Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. Prepare your account details and brace yourself for a lot of convincing that you should stay with Verizon. After you cancel your Verizon subscription over the phone, you’re advised to use My Verizon for additional important information:
- The status of your last bill
- Possible equipment returns
- Applicable Verizon refunds
If you’re not happy about spending too much time waiting for the representative to pick up, check how you can jump the queue with DoNotPay.
Cancel Verizon in Person
You can cancel any Verizon service if you go to their physical store with the necessary account information at hand. Locate the closest Verizon store on their website and check its opening hours before you head there.
Does Verizon Offer Any Free Trials?
Verizon usually offers a 14-day free trial. There are also certain promotions with longer trial periods. That is the case with their new 5G Home Internet Service, which you can use for three months at no charge. After the trial period expires, your provided form of payment will be billed every month via AutoPay.
DoNotPay’s Virtual Credit Card Makes Tracking Free Trials Easier
If you’re concerned about forgetting to cancel a subscription or a service while it’s still in a free trial period, our virtual credit card can save you a lot of trouble.
DoNotPay's virtual credit card generator enables you to create a new credit card number that you can use to sign up for services and verify your payment info without worrying about information abuse and theft.
It is completely legitimate, so you can successfully register for any service or membership you want to try. Still, it is not connected with your bank account, and it cannot be charged if you forget about cancelation deadlines!
Does Verizon Prorate Their Cancelations?
If you choose to cancel a Verizon service while still under a contract, you will face a prorated early termination fee. These fees can go up to $350. The longer you use the service, the less you will have to pay since Verizon decreases it by $15 per month.
Can You Pause Your Verizon Subscriptions?
Verizon offers a chance to put your services on hold in certain cases, like house remodeling or going out of town for a longer period. The suspension time can be anywhere from 30 days up to 11 months. You qualify for suspensions if you have already used the service for at least 90 days.
To suspend your service, follow these instructions:
- Sign in to My Verizon
- Open the Suspend or Reconnect your service page
- Choose the line you want to suspend
- Pick your reason
- Choose a billing option
- Confirm your selection by clicking on Suspend Selected Line
Depending on the circumstances, you can expect a one-time fee for suspension and monthly bills for certain charges and taxes.
Some Alternatives to Verizon Cell Phone Plans
Verizon is not your only option. If you cancel your mobile plan with them, you can try one of the following alternatives:
Company | Pricing for Unlimited Plans |
Benefits |
From $65 per month |
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From $60 per month |
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DoNotPay Deals With Unwanted Subscriptions and so Much More!
With DoNotPay, you won’t have to waste time researching policies and regulations of different companies, whether you’re asking for plane tickets refunds or exploring the ways to protect yourself from cyber harassment.
When it comes to Verizon, we can also help you lower your bills (including a lower Verizon Fios bill), understand your Verizon robocall blocking options, or even send demand letters to the company in small claims court, if they do you wrong.
The best thing is that DoNotPay is incredibly easy to use—create a profile on our website in a and see what else we can help you with:
- Challenging parking tickets
- Skipping the phone queue with customer service
- Fighting speeding tickets
- Managing credit card issues
- Getting refunds from robocalls
- Suing anyone in small claims court
- Getting refunds from airlines
- Scheduling a DMV appointment with no fuss
- Protecting yourself from stalking and harassment
- Getting refunds from merchants
- Disputing traffic tickets
- Canceling unwanted subscriptions or memberships
- Dealing with bills that are too high
- Blocking spam emails