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My ad i chose to use is verizon they are the best phone carrier after multiple study.Verizon is one of the most popular if not the most popular phone service that people get. Verizon is known the have really good service and people give good facts about the service. In this essay I'm going to be explaining the how the Verizon ad uses pathos, ethos, and logos. The Verizon ad uses ethos because they talk about how to get Verizon and give small facts about how good the service is. Giving facts about the ad makes people seem more interested and wanna buy go out and get a new phone and get service through Verizon. This is why Verizon is so popular , it's because they make the audience want to buy a new phone and get the service. They are a really
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