Verizon Offers Flexible Payment Arrangements to Workers Affected by Government Shutdown

Verizon offering payment deferral options for military and federal workers during shutdown

NEW YORK, N.Y. (WRBL) — Telecommunications company Verizon is offering payment relief for military members and federal employees during the government shutdown. Verizon customers who are members of the U.S. Military, Coast Guard, first responders and other federal government employees who need more time to pay their bill can call the company and ask about their payment deferral options. Customers will need to provide proof of their employment to…

Verizon Offers Flexible Payment Arrangements to Workers Affected by Government Shutdown

Federal workers, military and first responders won't get a discount, but they can arrange to delay payment without losing service.

Verizon Offers Flexible Payment Arrangements for Federal Workers, Military, First Responders

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Government shutdown putting pressure on your bills? Verizon has a solution

Military members, Coast Guard, and federal employees can request payment relief through customer service.

Verizon offers government shutdown relief to federal staff

Verizon offered out flexible payment arrangements to support federal staff affected by an ongoing government shutdown in the US, ensuring their mobile services remain uninterrupted. Members of the US military, Coast Guard, first responders and other federal employees facing temporary financial strain can contact the operator to request bill payment deferrals. Impacted customers must provide verification of their federal or military employment wh…