Verizon Thanks Customers Who Waited for the iPhone’s Arrival

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As you have already heard – for years, actually – the iPhone is coming to Verizon. On February 10, the carrier will begin selling the device on their network. In a new commercial, Verizon says, “To our millions of customers who never stopped believing this day would come, thank you.” And with that, the flood gates are prepared to open.

It will be very interesting to see how many people rush to switch and how many new customers Verizon pulls in now that it offers the iPhone.

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