What exactly is the Month In Advance paying for?

I got behind in my payments with this rediculous new policy and my service was disconnected. If I'm paying a month in advance wouldn't it be another month before the service was interrupted? I guess it's not really paying for the period that was listed on my bill. Very deceptive and not a good way to handle a deposit.
I've been with Verizon for close to 20 years, you would think that after being a loyal customer for that long you wouldn't start charging a deposit. Especially considering, I renewed my contract, bought a new phone and added my wife.
I'm seriously considering dropping Verizon

GME2012 wrote:
I got behind in my payments with this rediculous new policy and my service was disconnected. If I'm paying a month in advance wouldn't it be another month before the service was interrupted? I guess it's not really paying for the period that was listed on my bill. Very deceptive and not a good way to handle a deposit. No, your bill has a due date. If you fail to pay your bill by the due date, you risk having your service interrupted. It is NOT deceptive and it isn't a "deposit", but a payment. A "deposit" means you may get that back at some point which is not going to happen with your payment.
I've been with Verizon for close to 20 years, you would think that after being a loyal customer for that long you wouldn't start charging a deposit. Especially considering, I renewed my contract, bought a new phone and added my wife. As we have already determined, your "payment" is not a "deposit". If you mean you got charged a "deposit" when you added your wife, that is strictly based upon your credit score and you will get that back after 12 months of on-time, in-full payments.
I'm seriously considering dropping Verizon. Hopefully, you will have better luck with your new provider if you choose to change. Unfortunately, you will find that they all have similar payment requirements.

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