Is "VZWRLSS*APOCC V" fraud?

Written by Sage Wallace

June 18th, 2024

Medium Risk

What is "VZWRLSS*APOCC V"?

Verizon is a multinational company, founded in 2000 after the merger of Bell Atlantic Corporation and GTE Corporation. It offers various telecommunication services, including wireless communications, local and long-distance voice services, broadband networking, video and digital television services, and internet services. It has also been steadily expanding into the wired broadband and telephony market. In addition, Verizon provides network services for the federal government including business phone systems, data solutions and cybersecurity. It also provides IoT (Internet of Things) services that include fleet management, asset tracking, smart cities solutions and more.'

  • VZWRLSS: Indicates the name abbreviation or code for the wireless carrier Verizon Wireless.
  • *: Typically used as a separator or delimiter in transaction codes.
  • APOCC: Stands for "Authorized Payment on Consent Code" and signifies that the transaction was a payment made with the customer's consent.
  • V: Represents the type or category of transaction, which in this case could represent a payment or purchase.
  • No specific information is available for the last part "V". It could be a unique identifier, a reference to a specific product or service, or an internal code used by the bank. Additional context or information would be required to determine its exact meaning.:

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