Considering its reliance on many, many balls, Verizon's latest network comparison ad is fairly innocuous. It uses statistics from a Root Metrics study to boast about Verizon's wireless coverage and performance in relation to its competitors AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. The ad is obviously intended to make Verizon look good, and the combination of a condescending voice-over and an elaborate visualization are particularly disparaging to the cheaper, smaller networks. T-Mobile took exception, noting that Verizon paid Root Metrics for the study and didn't account for some of the company's newer network upgrades, in a CinemaSins-style debunk video.
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After T-Mobile, Sprint Also Takes Exception To Verizon's Balls In A New TV Ad was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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