How do you Unsuspend a Verizon phone
Once you're ready to resume your service, log into My Verizon. From the "Account" drop down menu, under "My Devices", select Suspend or reconnect. You'll see a "Service suspended" label on any line that is currently suspended. Select the line that you would like to reconnect and click Select Device.
What happens when Verizon suspends your service
While suspended, your line will not be able to access, make, or receive calls on the Verizon wireless data network. During the suspension, your line wouldn't be billed any charges, including any charges associated with an active device payment agreement for the inactive line(s).
What happens when you suspend a line
When you suspend a line, all calls, text messages, voicemail, and data services are suspended. You'll keep your number and monthly plan, but monthly fees are prorated depending on the type of suspension.
How long can you suspend a phone line on Verizon
90 daysIf you're unable to use your Verizon service temporarily due to travel, illness or other reasons, you can suspend service to your line for up to 90 days using the Vacation or Other Reason option. While your line is suspended, it will be unable to connect to the Verizon network.
Does it cost to suspend a line on Verizon
Instead you will be billed $10 a month for your suspended line. If you have a device payment agreement associated with the suspended line, you will continue to be billed the monthly device charge. If you have device protection, coverage and billing for it is suspended until you resume your service.
What happens if you suspend your cell phone service
Suspending service means your phone will no longer connect to your carrier's network, and you cannot make any calls or send texts. It's not a permanent solution as most carriers limit the length of suspension to a few months, after which service resumes automatically and you're back to being charged your full rate.
Can Verizon lock my phone if I don’t pay my bill
If you cancel your Verizon Wireless service while you're in a device payment plan, your final bill will include the remainder of the payments. If you don't pay this, your phone will get locked by the network and become unusable as a cell phone.
What happens when Verizon suspends your service
While suspended, your line will not be able to access, make, or receive calls on the Verizon wireless data network. During the suspension, your line wouldn't be billed any charges, including any charges associated with an active device payment agreement for the inactive line(s).
What happens when Verizon suspends your service
While suspended, your line will not be able to access, make, or receive calls on the Verizon wireless data network. During the suspension, your line wouldn't be billed any charges, including any charges associated with an active device payment agreement for the inactive line(s).
What happens when your phone is suspended
Suspending service means your phone will no longer connect to your carrier's network, and you cannot make any calls or send texts. It's not a permanent solution as most carriers limit the length of suspension to a few months, after which service resumes automatically and you're back to being charged your full rate.