Verizon store rejects modern payment methods and app is broken for billing
A Verizon retail location refused Apple Pay and international credit cards, requiring cash-only payment. The mobile app's billing functionality was also broken, leaving the customer without a working payment path. Limiting accepted payment methods while providing no functional digital alternative creates a complete payment blockage.
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