Corporate account possible?

[jdbob]

I went to their business site and selected a USB data modem and a 5GB mobile broadband plan. However, when it came to filling out customer information there wasn't even a place for the company name and then they wanted driver license number and social security number.

C-Corporations don't have either of those things, and it's against company policy to provide employee information of that type.

Anyone know if it's possible to get an account in a corporation's name?

Thanks,

Bob

[bikebryan]

Originally Posted by jdbob

I went to their business site and selected a USB data modem and a 5GB mobile broadband plan. However, when it came to filling out customer information there wasn't even a place for the company name and then they wanted driver license number and social security number.

C-Corporations don't have either of those things, and it's against company policy to provide employee information of that type.

Anyone know if it's possible to get an account in a corporation's name?

Thanks,

Bob

The information you seek is on the VZW site. Look for the header in the toolbar labled "Business." Hover over that and let the dropdown come out then select the "Small Business" entry. On the page that loads look for the section down in the lower left hand corner of the page that says "Contact Us." It has the number to the Business Center as well as a link to talk to somebody online. They'll answer all your questions.

[VZWDJ]

Submit it under the business name, and use their federal tax id, you need the person's name, title, office phone number and office address, etc/

[jdbob]

Originally Posted by VZWDJ

Submit it under the business name, and use their federal tax id, you need the person's name, title, office phone number and office address, etc/

I would have, except as I said, there is no place for business name, the form is the same as normal residential accounts.

Trying out DSL from Centurytel (unfortunately they are still pretty much stuck in the last century as far as infrastructure goes) to see if that works out.