Enrollment in Verizon's Auto Pay and paper-free billing is required for Verizon bill discount of up to $10/mo off each eligible account or line, up to 10 lines max on select plans. Visit Auto Pay FAQs for more info. Please note: Offer is for first-time enrollees. Verizon customers currently enrolled in Auto Pay and paper-free billing via other methods (e.g., ACH or debit card) will not receive additional Auto Pay discounts for re-enrolling using the card. See the Verizon Visa Credit Card Rewards Program Terms & Conditions for details on ways to lower your bill.
I personally already have been enrolled in Auto Pay, but for those of you that haven't it seems like this may be worth it. It also seems like the rewards are decent, with 4% on grocery store and gas purchases, 3% on dining purchases, including takeout, 2% on Verizon purchases, and 1% on anything else.
https://www.verizon.com/solutions...460a240611
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Website says each eligible account or line.
Ok, I have four lines on one account. So $10 or $40?
Sweet thanks
However, using their card you would essentially get $10 per line instead of the one $10 currently? It's confusing.
However, using their card you would essentially get $10 per line instead of the one $10 currently? It's confusing.
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This Verizon Visa Card gives the rewards in "Verizon Dollars", which can only be used toward products and services at Verizon.
When will Verizon actually have a good iPhone deal for new customers? Right now it is only Buy One Get $700 toward a 2nd iPhone with no trade-in. T-Mobile is offering up to $700 per iPhone 11 with trade-in. Neither deal looks that good.
Getting $480 a year (4 lines) on a free credit card sounded very tempting compared to the current $120 I am getting, but it was too good to be true.
Also, they are giving you a $100 credit for signing up that will be spread over 24 months ... 4 dollars and some change every month
Getting $480 a year (4 lines) on a free credit card sounded very tempting compared to the current $120 I am getting, but it was too good to be true.
Also, they are giving you a $100 credit for signing up that will be spread over 24 months ... 4 dollars and some change every month
" Please note: Offer is for first-time enrollees. Verizon customers currently enrolled in Auto Pay and paper-free billing via other methods (e.g., ACH or debit card) will not receive additional discounts for re-enrolling using the card."