What Are the Penalties for Leaving Verizon Early? Complete Guide to Verizon Early Termination Fees

Learn about Verizon's penalties for leaving early, including Early Termination Fees, device payment payoffs, and loss of service discounts.

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Early Termination Fee (ETF): If you break your contract before the term ends, Verizon may charge an ETF, which can be up to $350 and is prorated based on the months remaining on your agreement. Device Payment Plan: You'll need to pay off the remaining balance on any device payment plan. Service Credits/Discounts: Any promotional credits or discounts will cease. Always consult Verizon's latest policy details for precise and updated information.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Verizon's Early Termination Fee and how is it calculated? Verizon's Early Termination Fee (ETF) can be up to $350 and is prorated based on the remaining months of your contract when you cancel early.
  2. Do I have to pay off my device if I leave Verizon? Yes, if you are on a device payment plan, you must pay off the remaining balance on your device when leaving Verizon.
  3. Are promotional discounts canceled if I terminate my Verizon service early? Yes, any promotional credits or discounts will cease once you cancel your Verizon service.