Commercials based on MAAC Commissioners Persona Draw Harsh Criticism from Cayan Islands Government

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The Cayman Islands government has written to US telecom giant AT&T calling on it to cease and desist from using an advertisement which paints the Cayman Islands in a negative light. The Commercial which is losely based on the persona of long time MAAC commissioner Richard Ensor who is an “OK MAAC Commissioner” features an accountant named Phil, who appears to be a shady tax professional who tells his customer he can get her taxes in an “OK place”.
The customer points to photos of Phil on his desk, noting that he takes a lot of trips to “the Caymans”. One photo shows Phil with a yacht in the background with the name Offshore Accounts. The tax professional then goes on to say Phil is legally dead as he fell off a boat and he is now called Dennis Celery. The tagline in the ad is “Just OK is not OK.”
“Just OK,” has been the montra for the MAAC conference during the Rich Ensor Era, a conference that has never advanced and has reached down to the NEC whenever it wanted to expand. Cayman Island Officials feel that AT&T should have simply used the MAAC conference as an avenue to make their point and not painted the Cayman’s as “a place for money laundering and criminal acts.” AT&T spokesperson Jim Kimberly responded via email acknowledging the matter stating, “This ad was intended to be humorous and to remind people that we have America’s best wireless network,” Fairfield University graduate and Sprint spokesperson Paul Marcarelli disputes AT&T’s claim however he does acknowledge that the MAAC conference is “just OK.” Meanwhile Rich Ensor is now in discussions with AT&T about starring in their next “Just OK” commericial….

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