Hi - My tenant had Verizon service which somehow caused a small electrical fire.  

Also Yahoo was recently sold to/bought by Verizon so wouldn't put much weight on how any scrapped plans within Yahoo is being indicative of the state of the economy.

Verizon (VZ) - dividend yield of 4.75%No investor is crazy or stupid for buying either stock.  

I have an Arlo camera on Verizon network and often the triggering event (like someone going by) is complete before the image clip starts. 

Tons of tech companies in the area including TI, Lockheed Martin, JPMorgan Chase, USAA, Citi, Deloitte, Verizon, Wells Fargo, IBM, NTT Data, InfoVision, Dell, HP, Uber, Amazon.You might also look at North Ft.

For example even in the AT&T example James made (BTW verizon took similar hit)the company might not have changed but the way TMObile was hitting both companies + plus the perceptions in value did change over that same period.

Manchester is the biggest city in the state, and there is a lot of opportunity if you stay away from the bad neighborhoods (around elm street and the verizon center for broad strokes purposes).

No more, the Verizon boxes have notes on them, do not install BU battery.

Sure if you want to buy from someone that has found a deal and is reselling at a profit you can buy tons of notes at 6-8 %, you can also buy Verizon stock with a 5% yield and push a button to liquidate.  

These buisnesses have provided a very modest income - my primary income comes as corporate man, I have worked with both AT&T and Verizon as a field sales director, as a district and regional manager.