Verizon Wireless targeting Asians in Washington DC for FiOS

Verizon has been aggressive in pursuing virtually every market, so it's no great surprise that they're targeting the Asian market. Their newest campaign is set to sell Verizon FiOS TV service in Washington, and is aimed at Chinese and Korean families.

"The concept of the ads is lightning-fast Internet connections," said Clare Fang, group manager of multicultural communications for Verizon. "Our Asian customers are constantly looking for the best way to connect with their loved ones at home or abroad; the latest news and information; the most powerful educational tools for their children; and immediate access to today's hottest games.

The Verizon FiOS offering is quite strong, especially for customers who are most concerned with high-speed access to the internet. The speeds of Verizon FiOS are unparalleled:

Verizon offers three tiers of downloading options for FiOS Internet Service -- 5 Mbps, 15 Mbps and 30 Mbps -- starting at $34.95 per month. The most popular package is 15 Mbps downstream and 2 Mbps upstream at $44.95 a month with a one-year agreement or as part of a calling package, or stand- alone for $49.95 a month.

The following links should be helpful for Asian customers looking to order Verizon FiOS

• Chinese FiOS Page
• Korean FiOS Page