Verizon FiosMatt McCarthy, best known as the cable guy in Verizon Fios commercials, is headlining Comedy Night at the Monroe Center in Hoboken on Friday. Monroe Center is hosting Comedy Night on ...

Sure, TV commercials can be annoying, ... His challenge was simple enough: would you want to play a recurring commercial character like the Verizon Guy, and get all that cash, ...

Those famous "Can you hear me now?" commercials are back. But this time, they're pitches for Sprint, not Verizon. Paul Marcarelli, the character known as "Test Man" in the Verizon commercials that ...

You’ll no longer be able to hear Verizon’s “Can you hear me now?” guy — and that’s because he switched carriers. Paul Marcarelli, best known for repeating the ph… ...

Well look at who is pitching Sprint's service now, it's the famous Verizon Guy Paul Marcarelli and he's convinced you'll want to switch to Sprint.

Paul Marcarelli, known for saying "Can you hear me now?" on Verizon commercials, spoke with TIME via email about what it's like to be a brand ambassador ...

Verizon (VZ)'s new TV commercial for the iPhone 4, to launch Feb. 10, keeps up the implicit pact it has with T-Mobile (DTEGY) to whip AT&T (T) like a rented mule (video below). It's fun to see ...

Paul Marcarelli had no idea his life would change when he uttered the catchphrase “can you hear me now?” in a 2001 commercial for Verizon.

Guy. Paul Marcarelli ... who reportedly received up to $6,000 a commercial. ... Verizon even refused to confirm his identity even after AdAge published it in 2002. Later, his contract was amended, ...

Sprint Steals 'Verizon Guy' for Latest Ad Campaign. Can you hear me now ... Sprint is doing everything it can to stick it to Verizon in its commercials, one of which is simple titled, "Paul Switched." ...

guy, actor Paul Marcarelli. And yes, Sprint is doing everything it can to stick it to Verizon in its commercials, one of which is simple titled, "Paul Switched." "Hey!