Verizon Wireless
Sales Clerk Said No Contract, Then $500 Disconnect Fee Charged

Electronics and household app.

I went to the Bossier City Verizon Store to replace a broken wireless modem that did not have a contract because I was losing my job in about a month. I choose the store on Texas Street.

I told the clerk that I had broken the modem and was wanting to replace it with another one without a contract. I would be losing my job in April so I didn't want the contract. My friend was a witness to this conversation. He told me I could get a new one with-out the contract for $60 with a $50 dollar rebate and I asked but is this without a contract and he said yes and again I asked "without contract" because I will be losing my job. I lost my job and he gave me a contract and verizon says because I got the rebate and signed the ticket they are charging me $500.00 disconnect fees. The phone was under a one year contract, the modem was put under a 2 year contract and I have to pay for the phone itself.

Later I was having trouble with my cell phone that I had for 4 months (2nd one) and the issue was not being resolved so I told them to disconnect my 2 lines a 2 phones. This is the point that I found out the sales clerk had put the modem on a 2 year contract.


Company: Verizon Wireless
Country: USA
State: Louisiana
City: Bossier City
Address: 2955 East Texas St
Phone: 3185491359
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