Geeks Try to Stop Alltel’s My Circle Plan

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Like a scene out of Mallrats, four guys in this commercial for the Alltel Wireless My Circle plan plot a way to stop the “call ten friends for free no matter what plane they are on” feature because, after all, who could possibly have more than ten friends? Created by Campbell-Ewald, the spot is part of the wireless company’s second campaign called “Sales Guys” which follows the initial “Icons” launch campaign. Beyond television, the campaign will include radio, print, event marketing, online advertising and webisodes. Be sure to check out the geeks on the Alltel website along with “Chad” who attempts to get in touch with competing wireless company CEO’s to tell them about the My Circle plan.

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