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So I have not been discharged. Just had my 341 meeting yesterday. A couple of weeks ago I noticed my verizon bill was very, very low. I had added a couple of lines, so I thought maybe billing got out of whack and the next bill would be double.
But now that bill is available, i see a bankruptcy pre petion something something credit on my bill. What the heck is that?
This is an active account and I never mentioned it to the attorney and never came up on any of the paperwork listing my creditors. I'm not complaining, just got a little worried since I have a total of 9 active lines on here. Dont want this account shut off.
Why would Verizon do this? The account was past due, but not enough to be suspended. I have been behind for some time but always pay in time to avoid suspension.
Any one seen anything like this? Please see below.
Total Payments Received
-$360.00
When I worked at T-Mobile odd things happened to accounts when someone declared BK. They would automatically be taken out of contract and put on a special account. I would call Verizon and ask what policy is for someone going through BK. Let us know what you find out!
No. They are going to wipe out your old balance through the BK, but you will continue service and be billed as usual going forward. Same thing will happen with utility balances. Your service wont be canceled.
@Anonymous wrote:No. They are going to wipe out your old balance through the BK, but you will continue service and be billed as usual going forward. Same thing will happen with utility balances. Your service wont be canceled.
I think I will call them to confirm. But if they just did a one time wipe, I guess it pays to be behind on the bill
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:No. They are going to wipe out your old balance through the BK, but you will continue service and be billed as usual going forward. Same thing will happen with utility balances. Your service wont be canceled.
I think I will call them to confirm. But if they just did a one time wipe, I guess it pays to be behind on the bill
Be VERRRY careful with monitoring your bill and usage until your next bill comes. I work for big red and used to be in CS, and what happens when you file is your lines are moved to a new account level, but when they do, it prorates your bill and usage. So that credit you see is just going to be used to offset the prorated charges on your bill cycle. even with 1 line proration gets ugly, so with 9...well, just make sure you have enough to pay what ever the normal bill is plus the prorated amounts.