You aren’t seeing things, the Verizon guy is now with Sprint and it is one of history’s greatest betrayals.

Paul Marcarelli, aka "Verizon Guy," is being let go. As it turns out that wasn't even his character's name, VZW settling on "Test Man" when scripting the early shots.

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 ...

If Jared ate the Verizon guy, I'd pay to see thatI don't know about you, but my toes curl when a character created for the sole purpose of pushing product sticks around long enough to demand a ...

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The Cable Guy is back! Jim Carrey dusted off his character Ernie “Chip” Douglas from the 1996 film The Cable Guy to star in Verzion’s Super Bowl commercial. Watch it below.

Often referred to as "The Verizon Guy" or "Test Man," Marcarelli has appeared in hundreds of ads and promotions for Verizon, and he is best known for his "Can you hear me now?" catchphrase.

Verizon's current Gadget Guy Steve Van Dinter stopped by Windy City Live to talk about hot summer tech and some of Verizon's new unlimited plans.

Those famous 'Can you hear me now?' commercials are back. But this time, they're pitches for Sprint, not Verizon.

The Verizon guy is now the Sprint guy. Sprint’s newest ads feature Paul Marcarelli, best known as the man in the Verizon ads who traveled across the US with his phone held out in front of him ...