delayed billing?
how does delayed billing work by verizon?
1) does it happen at all?
2) would I be charged as if, I made it in the month I used it, or the month I was billed in.
by AT&T if I used one month 400 out of my 500 minutes, and 100 of those 400 minutes were in delayed billing.
and next month I used 450 of my 500 minutes, I would be billed, as if it happend in month #2 and be charged for 50 mintes overage
1) does it happen at all?
2) would I be charged as if, I made it in the month I used it, or the month I was billed in.
by AT&T if I used one month 400 out of my 500 minutes, and 100 of those 400 minutes were in delayed billing.
and next month I used 450 of my 500 minutes, I would be billed, as if it happend in month #2 and be charged for 50 mintes overage
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My experience has been that if the delayed billing is from usage withing VZW's network, it's billed in the month it was used. If the billing is delayed as a result of roaming, its billed in same the month you see it on your bill regardless of when it was.
That was a while ago--it might be different now.
That was a while ago--it might be different now.
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Delayed Billing: For the west area: When you use your phone anywhere (roaming or not) it can have *up to* 90 days to display on your bill. (Happens sometimes with A LOT of usage or outside your local SID- sys ID lcl network). The charges are valid, and they pertain to the month you used them in. Please dial #646 (air time free) to hear the disclaimer on minute usage calculations.
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1.) Yes. All cellphone carriers have a 60 day period in which they can report calls. Nearly all calls are reported correctly, however if you spend an extended period of time on a localized small cellular carrier you may hit a big chunk of delayed airtime.
2.) Currently, all airtime use is retroactively applied to the month in which the call was made.
2.) Currently, all airtime use is retroactively applied to the month in which the call was made.
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