Representatives from Verizon heard about Lamar and Connie's story, which first appeared in The Desert Sun in August, and wanted to feature the siblings in a commercial. The final product ...

After she opened the tour, Jim’s cable guy seemed completely shocked that the customer didn’t want any of his services because of Verizon’s 5G. Like his character in the movie, his character ...

Verizon is guaranteeing that your price will remain the same for the next three years, whether you’re new or old. Image: Verizon Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...

guy, actor Paul Marcarelli ... T-Mobile’s gripe with the commercial is how it makes Verizon look like the primary company behind the satellite connectivity when it’s actually tapping existing ...

Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who lives in Satellite Beach, stars in a new Verizon commercial. It recently premiered online and was seen by a television audience for the first time during the ...

Actor Paul Marcarelli played a “Test Man” for Verizon, clad in a gray jacket and horn-rimmed glasses for nearly a decade in dozens of commercials that that had him checking on the status of ...

guy for Verizon. Years later ... Clara Peller’s convincing delivery of “Where’s the beef?” in Wendy’s commercials, sales for the burger chain skyrocketed, leaving the world with another ...

Verizon has ditched its checkmark logo for a red and yellow “V” and, with the change, introduced a new commercial that revisits its ... (That Paul Marcarelli, the original Verizon guy, defected to ...

NEW YORK—“Can you hear me now” was associated with Verizon Wireless TV ads that began in 2002 and ended about 9 years later. Now the actor with the horn-rimmed glasses who delivered that ...

Verizon’s Super Bowl LVIII ad featuring Beyoncé almost broke something: the commercial’s co-star Tony Hale. The two-time Emmy Award winner struggled to keep the buzzy collaboration a secret ...