Verizon iPhone Purchase Receipt

--- ## Page 1 The user wants me to transcribe all visible text on the page as clean markdown. I need to: 1. Transcribe ALL visible text 2. Use ### for sections 3. Use **bold** for labels 4. Use markdown tables for tabular data 5. Use - bullets for lists 6. Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown 7. Output ONLY the transcribed text - no commentary, no analysis, no preamble Let me go through the document carefully: Top: - verizon logo (text: "verizon") - Thanks for your purchase, Johan! Info bar: - Account # / New customer - Order # / 12539598 - Date / February 13, 2026 - Purchased via / Telephone order # 0423101 - Payment today / $232.40 Section: Here are today's charges: Table headers: Item, Unit price, Charges Row 1: - Apple iPhone 17 / New line / 256 GB BLACK / 727-225-2475 / IMEI: Available upon shipment - $0.00/mo $23.05/mo / Retail price: / $829.99 / Qty: 1 - Amount: $0.00 / Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 Row 2: - Apple iPhone 17 / New line / 256 GB WHITE / 727-225-3810 / IMEI: Available upon shipment - $0.00/mo $23.05/mo / Retail price: / $829.99 / Qty: 1 - Amount: $0.00 / Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 Row 3: - Apple iPhone 16 Plus / New line / 128 GB BLACK / 727-307-3952 / IMEI: Available upon shipment - $0.00/mo $23.05/mo / Retail price: / $829.99 / Qty: 1 - Amount: $0.00 / Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 Row 4: - Apple iPhone 17 / New line / 256 GB LAVENDER / 727-358-1196 / IMEI: Available upon shipment - $0.00/mo $23.05/mo / Retail price: / $829.99 / Qty: 1 - Amount: $0.00 / Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 Row 5: - Ship: Free 2 Day by 8pm - $0.00 - Amount: $0.00 / Taxes & gov fees: $0.00 Subtotal: $0.00 Taxes & gov fees*: $232.40 Total: $232.40 Note: *A breakdown of surcharges, taxes & gov fees is at the end of this document. Footer: Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 1 of 7 Wait, let me look more carefully at the layout. It seems like there are 4 iPhones listed, each with taxes of $58.10. 4 × $58.10 = $232.40, which matches the total. Let me format this properly in markdown. Actually, looking at the document structure again, I need to be careful about the alignment. The "Here are today's charges:" section appears to be a table with three main columns: Item, Unit price, and Charges. But the Charges column seems to have two sub-columns: Amount and Taxes & gov fees. Let me structure this as best as I can with markdown tables. Actually, looking more carefully, it seems like for each item: - Item column has the phone details - Unit price column has pricing info - Charges column is split into Amount and Taxes & gov fees But markdown tables don't handle complex colspan well. I should probably format it as a table with the main headers, or use a format that captures all the data. Let me try a different approach. I'll make a table with columns: Item, Unit price, Amount, Taxes & gov fees Or I could format it as: | Item | Unit price | Charges | |------|------------|---------| | Apple iPhone 17... | $0.00/mo... | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | Actually, looking at the visual layout, the Charges column on the right has two lines for each item: "Amount: $0.00" and "Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10". Let me transcribe it as accurately as possible. Structure: 1. Header with Verizon logo 2. "Thanks for your purchase, Johan!" 3. Info table/bar with Account #, Order #, Date, Purchased via, Payment today 4. "Here are today's charges:" 5. Itemized table 6. Totals 7. Footer note about breakdown 8. Support info 9. Receipt metadata Let me write this out: ``` verizon Thanks for your purchase, Johan! | **Account #** | **Order #** | **Date** | **Purchased via** | **Payment today** | | New customer | 12539598 | February 13, 2026 | Telephone order # 0423101 | **$232.40** | ### Here are today's charges: | Item | Unit price | Charges | |------|------------|---------| | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB BLACK
727-225-2475
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB WHITE
727-225-3810
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 16 Plus**
New line
128 GB BLACK
727-307-3952
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB LAVENDER
727-358-1196
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Ship: Free 2 Day by 8pm** | $0.00 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees: $0.00 | | | **Subtotal:** | **$0.00** | | | **Taxes & gov fees*:** | **$232.40** | | **Total:** | | **$232.40** | *A breakdown of surcharges, taxes & gov fees is at the end of this document. --- **Question about your receipt?** [verizon.com/support](verizon.com/support) or call **800-922-0204** Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 1 of 7 ``` Wait, I need to check the strikethrough text. In the Unit price column, it shows "$0.00/mo $23.05/mo" but the $23.05/mo appears to be crossed out or strikethrough. I'll use ~~text~~ for strikethrough. Also, I should check the alignment of the footer elements. The page number is on the right. Let me double-check all the details: - Account #: New customer - Order #: 12539598 - Date: February 13, 2026 - Purchased via: Telephone order # 0423101 - Payment today: $232.40 Phones: 1. Apple iPhone 17, New line, 256 GB BLACK, 727-225-2475, IMEI: Available upon shipment 2. Apple iPhone 17, New line, 256 GB WHITE, 727-225-3810, IMEI: Available upon shipment 3. Apple iPhone 16 Plus, New line, 128 GB BLACK, 727-307-3952, IMEI: Available upon shipment 4. Apple iPhone 17, New line, 256 GB LAVENDER, 727-358-1196, IMEI: Available upon shipment All have the same unit price: $0.00/mo with $23.05/mo crossed out, Retail price $829.99, Qty: 1 All have Amount: $0.00 and Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 Shipping: Free 2 Day by 8pm, $0.00, Amount $0.00, Taxes $0.00 Subtotal: $0.00 Taxes & gov fees*: $232.40 Total: $232.40 Footer text: "Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204" Then: "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101" And: "Page 1 of 7" I should make sure to format the info bar at the top correctly. It looks like a table with labels and values. Actually, looking at the document again, the header section has: - Account # / New customer - Order # / 12539598 - Date / February 13, 2026 - Purchased via / Telephone order # 0423101 - Payment today / $232.40 The Payment today is bolded and larger. Let me format this as a markdown table for clarity, or I could format it as a bulleted list, but a table seems cleaner for that header info. Actually, looking at typical receipt transcription, I should preserve the layout as much as possible. One more thing: In the Unit price column, for the crossed out text "$23.05/mo", I should check if there's a strikethrough. Yes, it appears crossed out in the image. I'll use strikethrough markdown. Also, the Verizon logo is just the word "verizon" in red. Let me write the final transcription: ``` verizon Thanks for your purchase, Johan! | **Account #** | **Order #** | **Date** | **Purchased via** | **Payment today** | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | New customer | 12539598 | February 13, 2026 | Telephone order
# 0423101 | **$232.40** | ### Here are today's charges: | Item | Unit price | Charges | |------|------------|---------| | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB BLACK
727-225-2475
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB WHITE
727-225-3810
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 16 Plus**
New line
128 GB BLACK
727-307-3952
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Apple iPhone 17**
New line
256 GB LAVENDER
727-358-1196
IMEI: Available upon shipment | $0.00/mo ~~$23.05/mo~~
Retail price:
$829.99
Qty: 1 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees*: $58.10 | | **Ship: Free 2 Day by 8pm** | $0.00 | Amount: $0.00
Taxes & gov fees: $0.00 | | | | **Subtotal:** | **$0.00** | | | | **Taxes & gov fees*:** | **$232.40** | | **Total:** | | | **$232.40** | *A breakdown of surcharges, taxes & gov fees is at the end of this document. **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call **800-922-0204** Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 1 of 7 ``` Wait, I need to check the "Taxes & gov fees" for the shipping row. Looking at the image, for the shipping line, it says "Taxes & gov fees:" (without the asterisk) and "$0.00". For the phones, it says "Taxes & gov fees*:" with the asterisk. Also, looking at the subtotal section, it's right-aligned. Let me see the exact text alignment. Actually, the totals section appears to be: ``` Subtotal: $0.00 Taxes & gov fees*: $232.40 Total: $232.40 ``` With Total being larger/bolder. Let me adjust the markdown to reflect this better. Actually, looking more carefully at the table structure for the items, the Charges column is split. I think my table format works. One more check: The header row for the info bar - is it a table or just text layout? It looks like a gray bar with the information. I'll format it as a markdown table for clarity. Actually, looking at the "Unit price" column headers and the data, I see "Unit price" is the header. Also, in the Charges column, the header is "Charges" but then the individual rows have "Amount:" and "Taxes & gov fees*:" labels. Let me check if I should use colons for alignment in the markdown tables. Probably not necessary but might help. Let me reconsider the totals section. Looking at the image: There's a line above the totals. Then: Ship row Then: horizontal line Then: Subtotal: $0.00 Then: Taxes & gov fees*: $232.40 Then: horizontal line Then: Total: $232.40 So actually, the subtotal and taxes rows are separate from the main table. Actually, looking at the layout, the subtotal and taxes rows appear to be in a separate table or continuation without the first two columns. Let me format the totals section as: | | **Subtotal:** | $0.00 | | | **Taxes & gov fees*:** | $232.40 | | **Total:** | | **$232.40** | Or I could align it differently. Let me look at the original again. The original shows: - Ship row (full width across) - Line - Then aligned to the right: "Subtotal: $0.00" - Then aligned to the right: "Taxes & gov fees*: $232.40" - Line - Then "Total:" on left, and "$232.40" on right Actually, looking at the bold text in the totals section: - "Subtotal:" is bold - "$0.00" is bold - "Taxes & gov fees*:" is bold - "$232.40" is bold - "Total:" is bold and large - "$232.40" is bold and large So for the markdown, I'll make sure to bold these. Actually, looking at the image once more, I want to make sure about the retail price. It says "$829.99" with a strikethrough? Let me look. Looking at the unit price column: $0.00/mo $23.05/mo - the $23.05/mo has a line through it (strikethrough). Below that: "Retail price:" Then: "$829.99" - wait, is $829.99 struck through? Let me look carefully. Actually, looking at the image, the "$829.99" appears to be in gray and struck through? Or is that just the text styling? Let me look more carefully. The text says: $0.00/mo $23.05/mo Retail price: $829.99 The $23.05/mo has a line through it. The $829.99 - is it struck through? In the image, it looks like it might be, or it might just be gray text. Let me assume the $23.05/mo is struck through based on the visual line, and $829.99 might also be struck through or just shown as the retail price. Actually, looking at typical Verizon receipts, the $829.99 is usually the full retail price that is crossed out when there's a promotional price. But in the image, I can see a line through "$23.05/mo" and looking at $829.99, is there a line? It's hard to tell definitively from the image quality, but the $23.05/mo definitely has a strikethrough. Wait, I need to look more carefully. The text shows "$0.00/mo $23.05/mo" - the second price is struck through. Then "Retail price:" and "$829.99". Actually, looking at the third column in the info table - "Purchased via" - it says "Telephone order # 0423101". Okay, I think I have all the details. Let me write the final clean markdown. One more thing: The asterisk note at the bottom says: "*A breakdown of surcharges, taxes & gov fees is at the end of this document." And the footer: "Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204" Then the small text: "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598 --- ## Page 2 verizon ### Payments | **Entry mode:** Contact | **Payment type:** CREDIT | $232.40 | |:---|:---|---:| | No Signature Required | | | | Transactions are charged in USD | | | --- **Total payment:** $232.40 **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 2 of 7 --- ## Page 3 The user wants me to transcribe all visible text from the image as clean markdown. I need to: 1. Transcribe ALL visible text 2. Use ### for sections 3. Use **bold** for labels 4. Use markdown tables for tabular data 5. Use - bullets for lists 6. Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown 7. No commentary, no analysis, no preamble Let me carefully read the document and format it properly. Starting with the header: - Verizon logo text: "verizon" - Title: "Here's what to expect on your bill:" Then the gray box section: - Left side: "Ongoing monthly*", "$170.97", "Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new account charges and activation fees." - Right side: "Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more.", "Or go to verizon.com", QR code - Below gray box: "*Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate." Then "One time charges & credits" section: - Description: "Your upcoming bill may include partial month charges or credits reflecting the change in your plan and/or services & perks." - Four activation fees listed: 1. Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475) - $40.00 - "This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device." 2. Activation fee for new line (727-225-3810) - $40.00 - same description 3. Activation fee for new line (727-307-3952) - $40.00 - same description 4. Activation fee for new line (727-358-1196) - $40.00 - same description Right side blue box: - "Get more. Save more. Only with Verizon." - "Check all your promos & offers www.verizon.com/savingscenter" Then "New charges" section: - "Account-wide charges & credits" - "Service added" with icon - "Services & perks" subsection: - National Discount Marker - $0.00 - National Discount - 3+ Lines $20 - -$20.00 - Frontier Mobile Offer 4+ Lines - -$20.00 Then "New Line" section: - "iPhone 17 (727-225-2475)" - Icons with text: "Plan added", "Device added", "Discount added", "Service added" - "Plan" subsection: - UNLIMITED ULTIMATE - $65.00 - "Device" subsection: - iPhone 17 monthly device payment Agreement 1670232890 - $23.05 - Device Promotional Credit - -$23.05 - "Services & perks" subsection: - Decline Device Protection - $0.00 Footer: - "Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204" - "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101" - "Page 3 of 7" Now I need to format this properly with markdown tables where appropriate. Let me structure this: ### verizon ### Here's what to expect on your bill: | Ongoing monthly* | Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more. | |---|---| | **$170.97** | | | Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new account charges and activation fees. | Or go to verizon.com | *Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate. Wait, the QR code is an image, but the text next to it is what matters. Let me look again. Actually, looking at the layout, the gray box has two columns. Left side is the ongoing monthly amount. Right side has the welcome message and QR code. Let me format the charges sections properly. For the "One time charges & credits" section, I see four activation fees. These could be in a table or as a list. The format shows each one with the amount on the right. Similarly for the plan details. Let me try to format this cleanly: Actually, looking at the "One time charges & credits" section - these appear to be separate line items with descriptions. The $40.00 amounts are aligned to the right. Let me format as: ### One time charges & credits Your upcoming bill may include partial month charges or credits reflecting the change in your plan and/or services & perks. | Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475) | $40.00 | |---|---| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-225-3810) | $40.00 | |---|---| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-307-3952) | $40.00 | |---|---| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-358-1196) | $40.00 | |---|---| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | Actually, that might look messy. Let me try a different approach - using the structure where the description is on the line below. Or perhaps: **Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475)** $40.00 This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. But the user said to use markdown tables for tabular data. The document has tabular data with right-aligned prices. Let me look at the "Services & perks" section under "New charges": National Discount Marker - $0.00 National Discount - 3+ Lines $20 - -$20.00 Frontier Mobile Offer 4+ Lines - -$20.00 And under "Plan": UNLIMITED ULTIMATE - $65.00 Under "Device": iPhone 17 monthly device payment Agreement 1670232890 - $23.05 Device Promotional Credit - -$23.05 Under "Services & perks": Decline Device Protection - $0.00 These are clearly tabular. Also, the top section with the ongoing monthly charge has a specific layout. Let me try to be as faithful as possible: ### verizon ### Here's what to expect on your bill: | | | |:---|:---| | Ongoing monthly* | Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign | | | into your account to review billing, | | **$170.97** | services, and more. | | | | | Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new | Or go to verizon.com | | account charges and activation fees. | | *Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate. Wait, the QR code is there but I don't transcribe images, just text. The text says "Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more." and "Or go to verizon.com" Actually looking more carefully, the gray box seems to have: Left side: Ongoing monthly*, $170.97, Heads up text Right side: Welcome text, verizon.com link, and QR code But there's also a blue box on the right side later: "Get more. Save more. Only with Verizon. Check all your promos & offers www.verizon.com/savingscenter" Let me structure this properly. Actually, I think the top gray box is two columns: Column 1: Ongoing monthly*, $170.97, description Column 2: Welcome message + verizon.com link The QR code is separate but adjacent. Then below that is the blue box for "Get more. Save more." Let me format the entire document: ### verizon ### Here's what to expect on your bill: | Ongoing monthly* | Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more. | |:---|:---| | **$170.97** | | | Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new account charges and activation fees. | Or go to verizon.com | *Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate. ### One time charges & credits Your upcoming bill may include partial month charges or credits reflecting the change in your plan and/or services & perks. | Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-225-3810) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-307-3952) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-358-1196) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | > Get more. Save more. > Only with Verizon. > > Check all your promos & offers > www.verizon.com/savingscenter ### New charges **Account-wide charges & credits** - Service added **Services & perks** | National Discount Marker | $0.00 | |:---|---:| | National Discount - 3+ Lines $20 | -$20.00 | | Frontier Mobile Offer 4+ Lines | -$20.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 17 (727-225-2475)** - Plan added - Device added - Discount added - Service added **Plan** | UNLIMITED ULTIMATE | $65.00 | |:---|---:| **Device** | iPhone 17 monthly device payment Agreement 1670232890 | $23.05 | |:---|---:| | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | |:---|---:| --- **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 3 of 7 Wait, I need to check the "Get more. Save more." box position. It appears to be on the right side of the "One time charges & credits" section. But in markdown, I can just include it after that section or use a blockquote to set it apart. Actually, looking at the layout again, the blue box is positioned to the right of the One time charges section. But for a transcription, I can place it logically. Let me refine the top section. The gray box has two parts divided by a vertical line. Left: Ongoing monthly*, $170.97, note Right: Welcome message + QR code But I should transcribe the text as it appears. Also, looking at the footer: "Page 3 of 7" is on the bottom right. Let me make sure I capture all the exact text: Top left: "verizon" (in red) Title: "Here's what to expect on your bill:" Gray box: - "Ongoing monthly*" - "$170.97" - "Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new account charges and activation fees." - "Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more." - "Or go to verizon.com" Note: "*Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate." Section: "One time charges & credits" Text: "Your upcoming bill may include partial month charges or credits reflecting the change in your plan and/or services & perks." Then the four activation fees with phone numbers: 1. 727-225-2475 - $40.00 2. 727-225-3810 - $40.00 3. 727-307-3952 - $40.00 4. 727-358-1196 - $40.00 Each with the note: "This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device." Blue box text: "Get more. Save more. Only with Verizon. Check all your promos & offers www.verizon.com/savingscenter" Section: "New charges" Subsection: "Account-wide charges & credits" - "Service added" Subsection: "Services & perks" - National Discount Marker - $0.00 - National Discount - 3+ Lines $20 - -$20.00 - Frontier Mobile Offer 4+ Lines - -$20.00 Subsection: "New Line" - "iPhone 17 (727-225-2475)" - Icons with: "Plan added", "Device added", "Discount added", "Service added" Subsection: "Plan" - UNLIMITED ULTIMATE - $65.00 Subsection: "Device" - iPhone 17 monthly device payment Agreement 1670232890 - $23.05 - Device Promotional Credit - -$23.05 Subsection: "Services & perks" - Decline Device Protection - $0.00 Footer: "Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204" "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101" "Page 3 of 7" Now let me format this as clean markdown: I need to be careful with the table formatting. In the document, some items have the description below the main line item. For those, I might need to use a format where the description spans both columns or is in the first column. Actually, looking at the "One time charges" section, each activation fee has the description right below it in smaller/lighter text. In a table, I can represent this as: | Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | But that leaves the second column empty for the description row. That's fine. Alternatively, I could format it as: **Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475)** $40.00 This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. But the instruction says to use markdown tables for tabular data. The charges are clearly in a tabular format with prices aligned to the right. Let me proceed with tables. One more thing: The note "*Totals are estimated..." appears below the gray box. Also, I should note that the "Service added" has a checkmark icon next to it. In markdown, I can just write "Service added" or use a checkbox symbol. But the user said "Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown." Icons might not need to be transcribed as text, but if there's a checkmark symbol, I could use ✓ or just omit it since it's an icon. Looking at the text, it says "Service added" with a checkmark icon. I'll include the text. Actually, looking closely at the image, there are checkmark circles next to: - Service added (under Account-wide charges) - Plan added - Device added - Discount added - Service added (under New Line) I should probably just transcribe the text, or use a bullet or checkmark symbol. I'll use "- " for the list items. Wait, the user said: "Use ### for sections, **bold** for labels, markdown tables for tabular data, - bullets for lists." So for "Service added" under Account-wide charges, it's a list item with a checkmark icon. I'll use "- Service added". Let me finalize the transcription: ### verizon ### Here's what to expect on your bill: | Ongoing monthly* | Welcome to Verizon. Register and sign into your account to review billing, services, and more. | |:---|:---| | **$170.97** | | | Heads up, your first bill is usually higher due to one-time new account charges and activation fees. | Or go to verizon.com | *Totals are estimated. Any changes made after this transaction may impact the bill estimate. ### One time charges & credits Your upcoming bill may include partial month charges or credits reflecting the change in your plan and/or services & perks. | Activation fee for new line (727-225-2475) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-225-3810) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-307-3952) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | | Activation fee for new line (727-358-1196) | $40.00 | |:---|---:| | This one-time activation fee will appear on your bill after you activate your device. | | **Get more. Save more.** **Only with Verizon.** Check all your promos & offers www.verizon.com/savingscenter ### New charges **Account-wide charges & credits** - Service added **Services & perks** | National Discount Marker | $0.00 | |:---|---:| | National Discount - 3+ Lines $20 | -$20.00 | | Frontier Mobile Offer 4+ Lines | -$20.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 17 (727-225-2475)** - Plan added - Device added - Discount added - Service added **Plan** | UNLIMITED ULTIMATE | $65.00 | |:---|---:| **Device** | iPhone 17 monthly device payment Agreement 1670232890 | $23.05 | |:---|---:| | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | |:---|---:| --- **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 3 of 7 Actually, looking at the "Get more. Save more." box, in the original it's a blue highlighted box. The text inside is: "Get more. Save more. Only with Verizon. Check all your promos & offers www.verizon.com/savingscenter" I formatted it with bold for the first two lines, but --- ## Page 4 The user wants me to transcribe all visible text on this Verizon receipt page as clean markdown. I need to: 1. Format using ### for sections 2. Use **bold** for labels 3. Use markdown tables for tabular data 4. Use - bullets for lists 5. Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown 6. Start directly with the content - no preamble, no commentary, no "The document is..." sentences Let me go through the document carefully: **Top:** verizon logo (just text "verizon" in red) **First section:** New Line iPhone 17 (727-225-3810) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added **Plan** UNLIMITED WELCOME $40.00 **Device** iPhone 17 monthly device payment $23.05 Agreement 1187292033 Device Promotional Credit -$23.05 **Services & perks** Decline Device Protection $0.00 **Second section:** New Line iPhone 16 Plus (727-307-3952) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added **Plan** UNLIMITED WELCOME $40.00 **Device** iPhone 16 Plus monthly device payment $23.05 Agreement 1180210212 Device Promotional Credit -$23.05 **Services & perks** Decline Device Protection $0.00 **Bottom:** Question about your receipt? verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 4 of 7 Now let me format this properly with markdown: I should use ### for the main sections. The "New Line" appears to be a section header. Let me structure this: Actually, looking at the layout, it seems like there are two main sections for two different phone lines. Each has: - Header: New Line + phone model and number - Checkmarks row - Plan subsection - Device subsection - Services & perks subsection Let me format this carefully: For the monetary values, I should use a table format or align them. The user said "markdown tables for tabular data" so I'll use tables where appropriate. Let me draft: # verizon Wait, the logo is at the top. The user said "Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown." The logo text is "verizon" in red, but in markdown I'll just write it as text. Actually, looking at the image, the Verizon logo is prominent. I'll include it. Let me structure: verizon (maybe as a heading) Then the content sections. Actually, let me look at the formatting instructions again: "FORMAT: Use ### for sections, **bold** for labels, markdown tables for tabular data, - bullets for lists." So I need to identify what are sections. The "New Line" headers seem like sections. Also "Plan", "Device", "Services & perks" seem like subsections. Let me try: ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added ### Plan | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | Wait, the user said "Use ### for sections". Looking at the document, there are two main line items, each starting with "New Line". These should be sections. Let me try a different approach. Looking at the layout: The document has: 1. Verizon logo 2. First New Line section (iPhone 17) 3. Second New Line section (iPhone 16 Plus) 4. Footer Within each New Line section: - Title: New Line - Device info: iPhone 17 (727-225-3810) - Checkmarks: Plan added, Device added, Discount added, Service added - Plan subsection - Device subsection - Services & perks subsection So I should format: **verizon** ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added #### Plan | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | #### Device | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 17 monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1187292033 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | #### Services & perks | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 16 Plus** (727-307-3952) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added #### Plan | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | #### Device | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 16 Plus monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1180210212 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | #### Services & perks | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | --- **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101    Page 4 of 7 Wait, I need to check the exact formatting of the checkmarks. The image shows circled checkmarks. In text, I can use ☑ or just describe them. The user said "Preserve all numbers, dates, and values exactly as shown." The checkmarks are symbols. I'll use ☑ or ☐ with check. Actually looking at the image, they are checkmarks in circles. I'll use ☑. Also, the spacing: "Plan added Device added Discount added Service added" - there are spaces between them. I should preserve that or use a list. The user said "- bullets for lists". Are the checkmark items a list? They appear inline in the document. Let me check the image again. Looking at the image: "☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added" They are on one line with spaces. I could format as: - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added Or keep them inline. The bullet instruction suggests using lists. I'll use a list. Wait, the user said "Output ONLY the transcribed text — no commentary, no analysis, no preamble, no 'The document is...' sentences. Start directly with the content." So I should start immediately with the content. Let me refine: verizon ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added ### Plan | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | |:---|---:| Actually, tables in markdown need headers. But the document doesn't have explicit headers. I can use empty headers or just use the alignment. Standard markdown table: | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | Or I could format without tables for simple lines, but the user specifically said "markdown tables for tabular data". The pricing information is tabular. Let me look at the "Device" section again. It has: iPhone 17 monthly device payment $23.05 Agreement 1187292033 Device Promotional Credit -$23.05 The Agreement line doesn't have a price. So in the table, that cell would be empty. Similarly for the footer: the page number is aligned to the right. Actually, looking at the footer, it says: "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101" on the left "Page 4 of 7" on the right I could format this as a table or just as text with alignment. Since it's not really tabular data with columns, I'll format it as text lines. Let me put it all together: verizon ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 17 monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1187292033 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 16 Plus** (727-307-3952) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 16 Plus monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1180210212 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 4 of 7 Wait, I need to check the section headers. The user said "Use ### for sections". In the document, "New Line" appears to be the main section header. "Plan", "Device", "Services & perks" are subsections, so maybe #### or just bold. But looking at the document hierarchy: - New Line (big heading) - Plan (subheading) - Device (subheading) - Services & perks (subheading) So: ### New Line **Plan** **Device** **Services & perks** Or should Plan, Device, Services & perks be ### too? Probably not, they are subsections. The user said "Use ### for sections". I'll use ### for the main "New Line" sections and **bold** for the subsections like Plan, Device, etc. Let me check: "FORMAT: Use ### for sections, **bold** for labels" Actually, looking at the document, "Plan", "Device", "Services & perks" are labels/headers for sections. So I should use ### for the main sections (the two "New Line" entries) and perhaps #### or **bold** for the subsections. But the instruction says "Use ### for sections". It doesn't specify levels. To be safe and clear, I'll use ### for "New Line" sections and **bold** for the subsections (Plan, Device, Services & perks). Actually, re-reading: "### for sections" and "**bold** for labels". In the document: - "New Line" is a section header - "Plan" is a section header - "Device" is a section header - "Services & perks" is a section header - "iPhone 17 (727-225-3810)" has "iPhone 17" as a label and the phone number But "sections" probably refers to the major divisions. Given there are two major line items each marked "New Line", those are the main sections. Let me try to match the visual hierarchy: verizon ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 17 monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1187292033 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 16 Plus** (727-307-3952) ☑ Plan added ☑ Device added ☑ Discount added ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 16 Plus monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1180210212 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 4 of 7 Wait, the footer has "Page 4 of 7" aligned to the right. In markdown, I can't easily right-align without tables. I could put it in a table or just separate it. Actually looking closely at the image: "Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101" is left-aligned "Page 4 of 7" is right-aligned on the same line or separate. I think for markdown, I'll write: Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 4 of 7 Or use a table: | | | |:---|:---| | Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 | Page 4 of 7 | But that might be overkill. The user wants clean markdown. I'll keep it simple. Let me check the checkmarks one more time. In the image, they look like: (checkmark inside a circle). The Unicode for this is U+2611 (BALLOT BOX WITH CHECK). But the image shows a circle with a check, which might be U+2705 (WHITE HEAVY CHECK MARK) or just the checkmark symbol. Actually, looking at standard Verizon receipts, these are usually checkmark icons. I'll use ☑ (U+2611) or ✅. The image shows a circle with a check inside. That's ⭕ with something, or perhaps it's just the checkmark symbol ☑. I'll use ☑ as it's cleaner. Also, the items are listed horizontally in the original. Should I keep them horizontal or use bullet list? The instruction says "- bullets for lists". This suggests that if there's a list, I should use bullet points. The four items (Plan added, Device added, Discount added, Service added) form a list. I'll format them as a bulleted list. One final check on the prices: - First line: UNLIMITED WELCOME $40.00 - Second line: iPhone 17 monthly device payment $23.05 - Third line: Device Promotional Credit -$23.05 (in green in the original) - Fourth line: Decline Device Protection $0.00 All correct. The phone numbers: - (727-225-3810) - (727-307-3952) Agreement numbers: - 1187292033 - 1180210212 Date: 02/13/2026 Time: 10:10 UTC Order #: 12539598 Location: 0423101 Page: Page 4 of 7 All preserved. Let me format the final output: verizon ### New Line **iPhone 17** (727-225-3810) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 17 monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1187292033 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | ### New Line **iPhone 16 Plus** (727-307-3952) - ☑ Plan added - ☑ Device added - ☑ Discount added - ☑ Service added **Plan** | | | |:---|---:| | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | | | |:---|---:| | iPhone 16 Plus monthly device payment | $23.05 | | Agreement 1180210212 | | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | | | |:---|---:| | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 4 of 7 Wait, I need to check if "New Line" is bold or just regular. In the image, "New Line" appears to be bold and larger. And "Plan", "Device", "Services & perks" are also bold. Actually, looking at the image again, "New Line" is bold and acts as a section header. "Plan", "Device", "Services & perks" are also bold section headers but smaller. I think my formatting with ### for New Line and **bold** for the subsections is appropriate. One more thing: the horizontal lines. The document has thin horizontal lines separating sections. In markdown, I can use --- horizontal rules or just skip them since they're decorative. The user wants the text transcribed, not necessarily the decorative lines. But the --- in markdown creates a horizontal rule. I used blank lines between sections which should be sufficient. Actually, I notice in my draft above, between the two New Line sections, there's a blank space. The original has horizontal lines. I'll add a horizontal rule --- between the major sections to separate them clearly, or just use blank lines. Given the instruction is to transcribe text, I'll focus on the text and use formatting for structure. Let me reconsider the table format. Some of the tables only have one row of data. Is it worth making a table for "Decline Device Protection $0.00"? The user said "markdown tables --- ## Page 5 **verizon** ### New Line iPhone 17 (727-358-1196) - Plan added - Device added - Discount added - Service added **Plan** | UNLIMITED WELCOME | $40.00 | **Device** | iPhone 17 monthly device payment
Agreement 1187292032 | $23.05 | | Device Promotional Credit | -$23.05 | **Services & perks** | Decline Device Protection | $0.00 | --- ### Surcharges, taxes and gov fees Surcharges, taxes and gov fees will be itemized on your next bill. | Surcharges | $19.52 | | Taxes and gov fees | $6.45 | --- **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 5 of 7 --- ## Page 6 verizon ### Today's purchase surcharges, taxes & gov fees breakdown: **Taxes & gov fees** We're required by law to collect taxes and government fees. | FL State Sales Tax | $199.20 | | Pinellas Cnty Sales Tax | $33.20 | **Total:** **$232.40** ### Agreements (View full agreement at vzw.com/myverizon) **Customer agreement** I **have read and agree** to the Verizon Customer Agreement including settlement of dispute by arbitration instead of jury trial, as well as the terms of the plan, optional services I have agreed to purchase and the [Verizon Privacy Policy](#). California customers view our [California Privacy Notice](#). **Device payment agreement** **Notice to Buyer:** This is a Retail Installment Sale Agreement(s)/Security Agreement(s), not a lease. Do not accept if it contains spaces. You have a right to a copy of this Agreement(s), keep it to protect your rights. You may pay off the full amount anytime. Please review the entire Agreement(s), including the additional Notice to Buyer provisions before accepting. I authorize Verizon to obtain my credit report information in connection with this order. I understand that this check will appear on my credit report as a soft inquiry and will not impact my credit. **Signature** [Signature] _________________________________ Johan Jongsma ### Additional information **Taxes, Surcharges and Fees** We use your service address for each wireless service line to determine how we bill taxes, other governmental charges, and Verizon surcharges (which are Verizon's charges, not taxes). As of January 1, 2026, for service other than 5G Home and LTE Home (which are not subject to these charges), these charges can add between 15% and 48% to your standard monthly access and other charges, and may include a Federal Universal Service Charge (37.6% of the interstate and international telecom charges; varies quarterly based on FCC rate), Regulatory Charge ($0.21 per voice line, $0.02 per data-only line) and Administrative and Telco Recovery Charge ($3.78 per voice line, $3.97 per data-only line). Taxes, other governmental charges, tariffs, and Verizon surcharges are subject to change. For more details on these charges, call 1-888-684-1888. **Return policy** You may return or exchange wireless devices and accessories within 30 days of purchase. Gift cards are not eligible for return or exchange, except as required by law. A restocking fee of $50 applies to any return or exchange of a wireless device (excluding Hawaii). You may exchange your device one time. For Buy One, Get One or similar offers, both items must be returned. See [www.verizon.com/support/return-policy/](#) for complete details. **Question about your receipt?** [verizon.com/support](#) or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 **Page 6 of 7** --- ## Page 7 verizon ### Device promotion Youll see your monthly promo credit in 1-2 billing cycles. If your credit takes 2 cycles to appear, youll see the credit for the first cycle on your second bill, in addition to that months credit. Only one promotion per line. Line(s) must remain active, on an eligible plan and in good standing to receive promotional value. The credits will end at the end of your promotional term or when you cancel, transfer or upgrade this line. If your promo credits are associated with a trade-in, youll lose your credits when you pay off your device payment agreement (DPA) before your trade-in device is received and the device you traded in must be in good working and cosmetic condition to receive credits. If you purchased your device on a DPA with an offer to Buy One device, and Get One device at a discount (or Free), then credits will also end when the DPA balance is fully paid. ### Decline equipment protection I understand that by declining equipment protection, if my device is lost, stolen, damaged or experiences a post-warranty defect, I must pay any balance on my device payment agreement (if applicable). If I choose to replace it with a new device, I may be required to pay full retail price, which may exceed $1,000.00. I understand that I only have 30 days to enroll in coverage after my device activation. **Question about your receipt?** verizon.com/support or call 800-922-0204 Your Verizon receipt; generated on 02/13/2026 @ 10:10 UTC; order #: 12539598; location 0423101 Page 7 of 7