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How to Cancel Verizon

Last verified: 2026-03-19

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Summary

You can cancel Verizon via Phone call or Online chat or Online account management. No refunds are explicitly mentioned; users are responsible for charges through the end of the billing cycle, and prepaid services do not offer refunds.. Cancellation fee: Early termination fee for Fios service, maximum $350, decreasing by $15 per month; outstanding Device Payment balances due immediately for mobile accounts.. Steps: Call Verizon customer service at 1-800-VERIZON (800-837-4966) for Fios service, or 1-844-837-2262 for general cancellation.. Sign in to My Verizon and either choose "Disconnect Service" on the Account Dashboard/Settings page (for Fios) or tap "Chat", type "Cancel", and follow the prompts..

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Phone call, Online chat, Online account management

Refund Eligibility

No refunds are explicitly mentioned; users are responsible for charges through the end of the billing cycle, and prepaid services do not offer refunds.

Cancellation Fee

Early termination fee for Fios service, maximum $350, decreasing by $15 per month; outstanding Device Payment balances due immediately for mobile accounts.

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How to Cancel — Step by Step

  1. 1Call Verizon customer service at 1-800-VERIZON (800-837-4966) for Fios service, or 1-844-837-2262 for general cancellation.
  2. 2Sign in to My Verizon and either choose "Disconnect Service" on the Account Dashboard/Settings page (for Fios) or tap "Chat", type "Cancel", and follow the prompts.
  3. 3Have your account information ready for authentication when calling.
  4. 4Return any rented equipment within 30 days of disconnecting service to avoid unreturned equipment charges.
  5. 5If you are located in CA, FL, or TX, contact your local provider to cancel service.

Additional Notes

  • An early termination fee (ETF) may be charged if you are under contract for Fios service, up to a maximum of $350, decreasing by $15 per month.
  • Rented equipment must be returned within 30 days to avoid unreturned equipment charges.
  • Auto Pay and Paper-Free Billing remain enrolled until your final payment.
  • Online disconnection is available for Fios services; other home services (e.g., High Speed Internet, DSL) require contacting Customer Service.
  • You can suspend your services for 30 days to 9 months if going out of town instead of canceling.
  • You remain responsible for all fees and charges through the end of your billing cycle; no refunds are provided for Prepaid Service.

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