If this is happening to you either a user has mistakenly click on “yes” to Verizon Cloud but it is unlikely they have stored backup data there unless you have a company policy to do so.We have also been seeing it show up mysteriously on Customer Bills. **It turns out that none of the employees listed in Verizon’s email even had Verizon Cloud and no data had been backed up to the Verizon Cloud. Our customers have also been receiving weird emails about Verizon Cloud for their iPhone or Android.Our suggestion is get it off your bill and move to your platform storage options. We like free….so if you are savvy - we know you are!! - and have an Android or iPhone device, you can get more services for free than is offered with Verizon iCloud. and 1 TB of cloud storage available for just $10 per month. If you have an Android Phone, Google is offers the first 15 GB per month for free.If you need more space, you can upgrade to a larger storage plan. When you sign up for iCloud, you automatically get 5GB of free storage. If you have an iPhone, you probably have iCloud backup.While Contacts-only Verizon Cloud storage is free, 1 TB of storage is $9.99 per month and 500 GB storage is $5 per month after a free one month trial. Verizon Cloud is storage system offered by Verizon to back up and sync your contacts, photos, videos. We have seen lots of bills this past month containing incorrect Billing for Verizon Cloud.
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