NEW YORK, , September20: In the aftermath of Tuesday's shattering earthquake in Mexico,
Verizon is sustaining clients with treasured ones possibly wedged by this awful
disaster by presenting free of charge wireless as well as wireline calling from
the U.S. to Mexico to aid link them with family as well as associates.
"For the second time in just two weeks, residents of
Mexico are recovering from another devastating earthquake," revealed Tami
Erwin, Executive Vice President, Verizon Wireless Operations, adding, "We
know how important it is for our customers to be able to connect with their
loved ones and we want them to know we are here for them."
Home wireline
telephone clients will experience no costs to Mexico from their U.S. landlines commencing
at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, September 20, through Friday, September 22, 2017 (valid
taxes as well as surcharges will be valid).
Wireless post-paid
clients will experience no costs for texts or global long distance calls commencing
from the U.S. to Mexico opening at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, September 20,
through Friday, September 22, 2017 (appropriate taxes and surcharges will
apply).
"Our thoughts are with the people of Mexico and our
customers here in the U.S. who are worried about family and friends," disclosed
Ken Dixon, Senior Vice President, Wireline Operations for Verizon, adding,
"We want our residential landline customers to know they can pick up the
phone and dial directly to find loved ones potentially affected by this
devastating earthquake, without expense."
With its headquarters
in New York City Verizon Communications Inc. has a varied staff of 163,400 and produced
closely $126 billion in 2016 profits. Verizon runs America's most dependable
wireless network as well as the country's leading all-fiber system, and distributes
assimilated solutions to trades globally. Its Oath ancillary accommodates over
50 media as well as expertise products that involve approximately 1 billion
people throughout the globe.
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