Get the new Verizon Visa Card to start earning towards your next smartphone

Finding the cash for a brand new smartphone just became much easier. The all-new Verizon Visa® Card is here to help you save on your future purchases at Verizon. Exclusively available to Verizon Wireless customers, the card lets you earn up to 4% in Verizon Dollars with every purchase (similar to a cash-back system) which can later be redeemed towards the purchase of a new phone, wireless earbuds, or pretty much anything else you have your eye on at Verizon. Your Verizon Dollars can even be put towards your Verizon Wireless bill.

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The all-new Verizon Visa Card earns you reward points with every purchase (up to 4% back) that you can use on future purchases at Verizon, from smartphones to headphones and even your Verizon wireless bill.

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You’ll be able to use your Verizon Visa Card anywhere that Visa cards are accepted to earn Verizon Dollars, with 4% earned on grocery store and gas purchases, 3% on dining purchases including takeout, 2% on purchases at Verizon, and 1% on all other purchases. There are absolutely no limits to how much you can earn. Plus, your Verizon Dollars have no expiration date so you don’t have to rush to use them.

New card holders will receive up to $100 in credit applied to their Verizon wireless bill over the first 24 months when paying with a Verizon Visa Card. Those who are new to Verizon’s Auto-Pay can enroll to save up to $10 extra per month on each eligible account or line (up to 10 lines max on select plans).

One of the best benefits of the Verizon Visa Card is that there’s no annual fee. APRs vary between 18.74% and 25.74% depending on your chosen card type. Be sure to visit www.verizon.com/verizonvisacard for more details.

“No Annual Fee/No Foreign Transaction Fee – For New Accounts: Variable Purchase APRs are 21.74% or 25.74% for Verizon Visa Cred Card or 18.74%, 21.74% or 25.74% for Verizon Visa Signature Credit Card. APRs are accurate as of 1/1/21 and will vary with the market based on Prime Rates (as defined in your credit card agreement). Minimum Interest Charge is $2.”

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