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Verizon to Offer Rewards for Social Network Referrals

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Jul 1, 2016, 8:16 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today said it will give customers up to $100 to refer friends and family to the network via Facebook or Twitter. Customers will have to do some legwork to receive the reward. The process involves authenticating their MyVerizon credentials and creating an official referral through Facebook or Twitter. The recipient needs to see the referral on Facebook or Twitter, click on it, and create a new Verizon account online or in stores. Verizon is offering $25 for one referral, $50 for two referrals, and $100 for three or more referrals. The new line must be active for 45 days before Verizon will send the corresponding amount via Visa gift card. The social network referral rewards program begins today, July 1.

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