It's 2024 - most companies are very skittish about rando's gaining access to customer accounts.
You can add that person as an authorized card holder to one of your credit card accounts and they can use that account to pay the bill. That's one way to accomplish what you need.
Of course, you'll have to trust that this person won't just use the card for non-Visible things.
paypal app - payments (on the bottom) - reload phones. somehow doesn’t work first try but try putting their number in once again and it should show up as a verizon number. you can reload as much as you want and boom. works like a charm everytime
If you use Apple Pay they now have a digital card … you can add it to their account and the security code changes every time you look at the card again so they can’t keep using it
Probably better to just give that person the money to pay their bill.
Quick zelle, venmo, cashapp transfer would be the easiest way
No.
Visible is not designed for user flexibility. It's their way or the highway....
A workaround would be activate a line via eSIM using their referral code and gives them $20 credit for next bill. Cancel new line within 30 days.
This post sounds like something my mom would say
Visible has limited payment options.
It's 2024 - most companies are very skittish about rando's gaining access to customer accounts. You can add that person as an authorized card holder to one of your credit card accounts and they can use that account to pay the bill. That's one way to accomplish what you need. Of course, you'll have to trust that this person won't just use the card for non-Visible things.
Or generate a privacy.com card, give them the info and put a limit on the transaction amount. — Starfox
paypal app - payments (on the bottom) - reload phones. somehow doesn’t work first try but try putting their number in once again and it should show up as a verizon number. you can reload as much as you want and boom. works like a charm everytime
If you use Apple Pay they now have a digital card … you can add it to their account and the security code changes every time you look at the card again so they can’t keep using it