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The wireless Verizon Company announced to launch online Google Play billing service for its customers to pay directly for Google Play Store.

Now to access any apps in Google Play Store like books, movies, music, magazines, and other content, users can make billing payment directly through Verizon service provider on their phones and Android devices.

However, offering service just for online users, the company said that ‘Bill my Verizon Wireless account’ payment option would be rolled out for Android users to hit their shopping games, music, movies and books in the Google Play Store which immediately access within upcoming next weeks.

Google informed on Twitter that users will be accessed services over the coming weeks. It reads, “Hey @Verizon Customers! Pay for Google Play apps, music and more on your phone bill. We’re rolling this out over the coming weeks. Enjoy!”

Seeking to boost Google Play access with Android platform increasing the revenues, Google is also rolling out an app ‘Wishlist’ with ‘+’ button which is only for Nexus 7 users.

There is a limit on billing as more than a $25 per month per phone number could not be allowed and if anyone cross that limit there is always a good old fashioned credit card, source said.