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Verizon customers can get a $40 credit on their landline phone bill

Posted July 17th, 2007 by brandon

Verizon is currently offering a "Customer Appreciation Service Credit" to its landline customers. The credit is for $40 ($10/month over 4 months) for customers in California, as well as other states (see list below). All you need to do is call Verizon at 888-226-0799 and tell them you are aware of the promotion. They may try to sell you some DSL/DirectTV package.  Just tell them "no thanks" and let them know you are happy with your phone service (it should speed things up).

There is a mailing for the promotion, but you do not have to receive it to take advantage of the offer. If you run into any roadblocks, call again, and repeatedly tell the customer service rep the name and details of the promotion. You might also try calling 800-483-3000 (don't press or say anything, just wait until you get a representative).

The promotion should be good for the following states (let us know if you hear of any more):

CA, FL, ME, MD, MA, NY, NJ, OH, PA, TX, VA, WV

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does it still exist today?

On February 18th, 2010 expandable cordless phones (not verified) says:

This sounds great.. but i wonder if this thing still exist today...

please advise. Thank:)

Nice information

On August 13th, 2009 Cassione del quinto says:

Hi, thanks for sharing a nice information about the promotion. Hope the main aim of such promotion may be to promote their company or any other product. Any way we are getting the benefit of the scheme its enough.

Cessione del quinto

call but no credit

On May 9th, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Called a few months ago and spend 30 minutes on hold. After saying no to more service (internet & cable) i was told that i would recieve $30 credit (10 a month for 3 months) after seeing a second month with no credit (thought maybe i called in the middle of a billing cycle) i talked with someone on verizon's internet chat. Guess what? they have no record of me calling. I called billing a they were closed, but will call again monday. If no credit is given i will be canceling my service (its only a emergency line anyway)

Worked for me in WA, but

On March 5th, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Worked for me in WA, but $5/mo over 8 months

verizon service credit

On December 5th, 2007 Roger (not verified) says:

We have received two different mailers offering us a $30 verizon service credit for being such a good customer. They both say all we have to do is call 1-888-226-0777 from 8-6 on any week day. (Offer expires 12/21)

The problem is that the number is always busy.

they said it is good for CA

On November 23rd, 2007 Anonymous (not verified) says:

they said it is good for CA only, any suggestions?

did not work for me in NJ AK

On November 23rd, 2007 Anonymous (not verified) says:

did not work for me in NJ

AK

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