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Google made a bid to to offer free wireless connection in San Francisco but Comcast and Verizon claimed "unfair competition"
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The Verizon Wireless TV spokesman was eager to get out of his contract when someone said "can you hear me now" at his grandmother's funeral.
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A guy faked his own death in order to get out of a Verizon Wireless contract
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Google has been interested in becoming a wireless carrier like Verizon and AT&T since 2012.
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In 2009, Disney-owned Lucasfilm successfully sued Verizon Wireless over their line of Android phones named “DROID” as "droid" is a registered trademark of LucasFilm. Since the Steve Jobs Trust is one of Disney's largest shareholders, Jobs' estate makes money when a DROID is sold.
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A federal regulation requires landline providers to store call detail records 18 months, but cellphone companies store the records for however long they want. Verizon Wireless keeps call detail records for about 1 year. T-Mobile holds the records between 7 and 10 years
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Verizon Wireless is created as a joint-venture between Bell Atlantic (predecessor of Verizon Communications) and UK-based multinational telecom giant Vodafone in 2000. In 2014, Verizon Communications paid $130.1 Billion to Vodafone for the latter's 45% ownership, thus became its sole owner.
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Paul the Sprint Guy Who Used To Be Verizon Wireless's "Test Man" made something like $10,000,000 as the Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Guy
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In 2008 the FCC banked a significant portion of $19.6 billion by auctioning off the wireless spectrum to Verizon, AT&T, and others.
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Verizon Wireless throttled the Santa Clara County Fire Department's data service during this summer's wild fires, forcing them to switch to a new plan that was twice the cost.
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Verizon Wireless, the service provider that covers many suburban and unpopulated towns with perfect 4G LTE speeds, has issues with providing well-known tourist attractions with coverage.
