Verizon customer service: ‘If I don’t want to pay for your service, then I don’t need to use it’

Verizon customers have had a difficult time communicating with their telecoms provider.

On Tuesday, the company announced that they would be changing the way it communicates with customers, and it may affect how they pay for their services.

The move comes amid increasing concern about how much customers are paying for their wireless service.

The changes are expected to go into effect in September, and customers who have opted to continue paying for the service will not have to wait for the new service.

Verizon will not offer refunds or other options for customers who are not satisfied with the new approach.

But, customers will still be able to request a refund within 30 days of a bill being mailed to them.

The company has not said how many people it will try to reach with this new method of communication.

Verizon says the changes are necessary because of increasing demand for wireless services from customers who do not have their phones and tablets with them.

According to Verizon’s own statistics, the number of customers using their services more than tripled between March and June, from 2.9 million to 3.9 billion.

The number of monthly active customers rose from 4.3 million to 5.5 million.

But it says that the growth has slowed since June.

The carrier says it is working to make the transition as seamless as possible.

This new way of communicating will be more accessible for customers.

We’re working hard to get it right.

So, we will be providing a new service for those who are still using Verizon Wireless services, Verizon spokesperson Stephanie Calkins told Reuters.

Verizon said in a blog post on Tuesday that it was also looking to improve customer service, especially among those who have not previously used Verizon services.

It also said it was trying to provide customers with better, faster and more affordable options for data, phone, internet and other services.