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Verizon Offering Lenience to Unpaid Federal Workers

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Yesterday, 2:38 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

Verizon today announced that customers affected by the ongoing partial government shutdown can call Verizon to receive waived late fees and "flexible payment arrangements".

source: Verizon

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