How to Get Out of a Verizon Contract Without Penalties

Learn easy methods to exit your Verizon contract, including fees, liability transfer, and switching to a month-to-month plan.

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To get out of a Verizon contract, pay your early termination fee listed in your agreement. Alternatively, transfer your service to another person using Verizon's Assumption of Liability process, or switch to a month-to-month plan if eligible. Contact Verizon customer service for specific details.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the early termination fee for Verizon contracts? The early termination fee varies depending on your specific Verizon contract and how long you've been under contract. Check your agreement or contact Verizon customer service for exact amounts.
  2. How does the Verizon Assumption of Liability process work? This process allows you to transfer your Verizon service contract to another person who assumes full responsibility, helping you get out of the contract without paying early termination fees.
  3. Can I switch to a month-to-month plan to avoid contract penalties with Verizon? If eligible, switching to a Verizon month-to-month plan can help you avoid penalties by ending your contract obligations sooner. Contact Verizon to check your eligibility.