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Verizon ad shows AT&T its 4G map, or does it?

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  • By Dakota Torres
  • on 17 Nov, 2010

Verizon ad shows AT&T its 4G map, or does it?

The war between AT&T and Verizon has most recently come in the form of a small poster ad in what looks like inside a Verizon store. Verizon attempts to slice through AT&T’s jugular with a 4G blow to AT&T’s 3G network(huh?).

To the common eye, this picture looks as it is comparing AT&T’s 4G network, but if you take a second glance you will notice that they are simply comparing 3G networks, but with the addition of tiny green dots that mark the areas where LTE is being installed. AT&T’s map is the usual map with scattered blue dots pitted up against Verizon’s sea of red dots on the map of the US. Verizon always seems to be targeting AT&T, but I’m not sure why they don’t ever attack T-Moblie or Sprint, who both already have full functioning 4G networks. Expect to see more Verizon ads in the future that will be yet again targeting AT&T.

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  • nicbot

    “…but if you take a second glance you will notice that they are simply comparing 4G networks…”

    I think you mean 3G networks? The map says “3G coverage / 4G markets”.

  • Dee Mann

    Yes Sir! What city was this?

  • bob

    Wrong. TMo does not have a rolled out 4G network. And Sprint’s is a joke.

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