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With Verizon, you are "billed" for service a month in advance. For example, my billing cycle ends on the 15th of the month and I am "billed" for service from the 16th thru the 15th of the following month. My bill is generated on the 16th and available for viewing on or around the 19th and is due on the 10th of the following month. I was "billed" for service for the coming month, but of course if you(or I) wait until almost your due date, your due date or even later, you would indeed be "paying" for service which you had "mostly" already used and could therefore be considered "paying" for service you have already used. Still, you are always "billed" for service a month in advance.
With Verizon, you are "billed" for service a month in advance. For example, my billing cycle ends on the 15th of the month and I am "billed" for service from the 16th thru the 15th of the following month. My bill is generated on the 16th and available for viewing on or around the 19th and is due on the 10th of the following month. I was "billed" for service for the coming month, but of course if you(or I) wait until almost your due date, your due date or even later, you would indeed be "paying" for service which you had "mostly" already used and could therefore be considered "paying" for service you have already used. Still, you are always "billed" for service a month in advance.