Millions of Verizon customers may recall a few weeks ago that they lost cellular service to their phones and were left looking at “SOS” in the status bar. Now the federal government is seeking to hear ...

It's now official: Verizon customers will get a $20 credit after the nationwide outage Jan. 14. The service outage Wednesday lasted almost 10 hours and affected more than 1.5 million customers across ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you were affected by a Verizon outage last month that left you without cellular service, the federal government wants to hear ...

Last month, Verizon sparked a social media firestorm after a major network outage left millions of its customers without ...

The credits can be redeemed by logging into the myVerizon app, according to Verizon. Users can expect to receive texts from Verizon when their credits are available. The company said business ...

Verizon is offering a $20 bill credit to customers impacted by a widespread service outage on Wednesday. The credit is not automatic and must be claimed by eligible customers through Verizon’s website ...

Verizon suffered a major network outage this week, leaving hundreds of thousands of customers without service. A jarring ...

Verizon's service outage last week hurt the company's public image and cost it some money. However, the company's long-term prospects and great dividend program haven't changed. Verizon's stock is ...

After a Jan. 14 outage that lasted hours and frustrated customers, Verizon announced it would provide account credits to those affected. Users began reporting Verizon service disruptions right around ...

Verizon will offer customers impacted by a seven-hour outage a $20 credit, the company confirmed to USA TODAY. The nation's largest wireless network outage began around 12:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Jan ...