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Is everyone else getting charged this fee? I could see getting charged if you were not an existing verizon customer.
But we have been telephone and internet customers for 9 years now. Our account is always paid in full so I don't
even know what this charge is for.
I can't find anywhere on the signup page where it says you have to pay $125. Can someone please explain this to me?
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@downfall21 wrote:Is everyone else getting charged this fee? I could see getting charged if you were not an existing verizon customer.
But we have been telephone and internet customers for 9 years now. Our account is always paid in full so I don't
even know what this charge is for.
I can't find anywhere on the signup page where it says you have to pay $125. Can someone please explain this to me?
How many TVs are you requesting be hooked up? Verizon charges for each one over 3. Also if you need to have new coax runs installed they may charge additional (supposed to but up to the individual installer).
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I was charged this fee right after I ordered my service. I only had 3 TV's installed and I ran all RG6, CAT5, CAT3, and a dedicated power circuit in advance of the install. So this was not a charge for extra services. I guess I should call my CC company and dispute
the charge since I never agreed to it.
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As the other posters have said, there is no installation charge for the first 3 TV's and if they don't have to run any additional wires. Before you call your cc company, why don't you call Verizon and have the charge clarified first.
That would be the first appropriate step.
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