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Understanding your Fios bill

Get answers to frequently asked billing questions about deposits, credit adjustments, billing cycles and more.

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Where can I view an online summary of my bill?

You can quickly view your current and past bills by signing into My Verizon. We make it easy for you to see your current charges, any previous balances, recent payments and any recent adjustments.

Why is my amount due different from what was originally quoted?

Your first bill with your new service may be higher than a normal month’s bill as it will contain any one-time charges associated with your installation or activation as well as partial month charges. Verizon bills recurring charges one month in advance, plus partial monthly charges starting the day after the service is installed through the end of the bill cycle.

What’s the FCC Mandatory Video information on my Fios TV bill?

If you subscribe to video services. you’ll see a box on your bill that shows video programming fees. The FCC requires cable providers to include the total cost of video programming with your billing.

The information includes monthly recurring charges and any of these fees:

Regional Sports Network Fee (if applicable)
Fios TV Broadcast Fee
Optional video programming services
Available TV discount
Equipment fees and taxes aren’t included in this information

Why is my bill different this month?

Your bill could vary for many reasons, including:

A promotion starting or ending
A change in your service resulting in a one-time fee, a partial month charge or a credit for a change made in the middle of your bill cycle
A late payment charge
Billing adjustments
Usage charges such as toll or long distance including international calls, pay per view or on demand
Tax charges can vary slightly depending on the number of days in the month as well as rate changes by a taxing authority.

You can sign into My Verizon to see what has caused your bill to increase or decrease.

Select View Bill and you'll be shown a chart comparing your last bill to your current bill. This bill comparison will list what changed and provide you with the option to view more details.

How long does it take to see a credit or an adjustment that I received on my bill?

If an expected credit or adjustment has not appeared within that time, contact us.

Why was I charged for a service that was free for 90 days?

Many of our promotions will be reflected on your bill as both a charge and a corresponding credit for the promotional period. This serves as a reminder of the promotions you have and the value of the offer, as well as the rate you will be charged when the promotion expires.

What are the taxes, surcharges, and fees on my bill?

Your bill includes federal, state and local taxes, government surcharges and fees as well as Verizon surcharges and fees. These charges vary depending on what products and services you have and in which state you use these products/services. You can view the details of these charges on your own bill within My Verizon.

What is a late payment charge?

You might receive a late payment charge if your bill is not paid on time, depending on the state you reside in. Where applied, it is against the total amount past due. If your account has an outstanding balance, you may see a message on your bill specifying the exact late payment charge, which may be an amount or a specific percentage added to your account.

What is my billing cycle?

Your billing cycle is the number of days between bills. A billing cycle is recurring and is most often set to repeat monthly.

What are the partial charges on my bill?

Verizon bills one month in advance, so your first statement will include partial charges for the current month, as well as charges for the following month. Monthly charges are prorated according to the number of days you are billed for during your 30-day billing cycle. When you make changes to your account following your service installation (by adding or deleting services or packages, for example) partial month charges will apply as well.

Understanding What Happens When Your Contract Expires

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Why will my bill increase when my contract expires?

When your term contract reaches the expiration date, the promotional discounts you received will also expire. Without the promotional discounts, the price for your Fios service(s) will be the current standard monthly rate. If you would like to view your options, along with available incentives, sign in to My Verizon, where you can make changes to your account.

What promotional discounts will be expiring or have expired?

To view your most current bill and promotional discounts, sign in to My Verizon and select the Bill & Payment tab. You will be able to review your bill details, including each promotional discount currently applied to your account and the date that it expires. You can also look at prior bills to see if other discounts may have expired in recent months.

What are my options for new promotional discounts?

If you would like to view your options, along with available incentives, sign in to My Verizon, where you can make changes to your account.

Who can help me better understand my options when my promotional discount ends?

Get the support you need to understand your bill 24 hours a day, 7 days a week within the My Services section of My Verizon. If you would like to speak to a customer service representative who can review your account personally with you, please visit our Contact Us page.

Will I be in a contract after my contract expires?

No, you will not have a contract with Verizon once your contract expires. If you would like to view the options available to you once your contract ends, along with available incentives, sign in to My Verizon.