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3 Ways to Block a Number on Verizon

By Matthew Lynch
January 29, 2024
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Introduction:

Are you tired of dealing with unwanted calls and text messages from unknown numbers or spammers? If you are a Verizon customer, you have several options to block these annoyances. In this article, we will explore three methods to block a phone number on your Verizon account. Say goodbye to unwanted calls and hello to peace of mind.

Method 1: My Verizon App

1. Download the My Verizon app if you haven’t already. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices and is the most convenient way to manage your account.

2. Log in to your My Verizon account using your credentials.

3. On the main screen, tap the “Account” tab located at the bottom of the screen.

4. Scroll down and select “Block Numbers.”

5. Tap “Add Number” if using an iOS device, or click on the “+” icon if you’re using an Android device.

6. Enter the 10-digit phone number you want to block and tap “Block.” The number should now be listed under your blocked numbers.

Method 2: Using Verizon’s Call Filter App

1. Download the Call Filter app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

2. Log in with your My Verizon credentials.

3. Tap on “Block Management” from the main screen.

4. Select “Contacts,” then tap on “Add Contact.”

5. Enter the number you wish to block along with any additional information that helps identify them.

6. Tap “Save,” and the number is now added to your blocked list within the Call Filter app.

Method 3: Contacting Verizon Customer Support

1. If you are unable to block a number using either of the previous methods, you can contact Verizon Wireless customer support for further assistance.

2. Dial *611 from your Verizon mobile phone or call 1-800-922-0204 from any other phone. If you are having difficulties related to texting, you can reach out to Verizon’s chat support by visiting their website and selecting “Chat Now” for live assistance.

3. Explain your issue to the representative and provide the phone number you want to block.

4. The representative will handle the blocking process for you and confirm once it’s been completed.

Conclusion:

Verizon provides its customers with various options to stop unwanted calls and texts. Be it using My Verizon app, Call Filter app, or reaching Verzion customer support directly, the methods mentioned above will help you get rid of those pesky numbers disturbing your peace. Lead a distraction-free life with these simple yet effective solutions provided by Verizon.

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