Verizon is so busy never stopping working for you they forgot to hire a proofreader.
Pronunciation key: “Vahri-zohn,” rhymes with maricone.
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E in “Verizon” Found Upside Down
By consumerist.com October 26, 2006
Tagged With: advertising, readers, cellphones, verizon, BLOGS, gaffes
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