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As a result, Rogers lost 58,000 net postpaid wireless subscribers and 36,000 cable subscribers.
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The company added nearly 135,000 net postpaid wireless subscribers, up 15.5 percent from a year earlier.
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Telus signed up 123,000 net new postpaid wireless subscribers, who typically pay more to use high-end smartphones.
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Telus said new postpaid wireless customers rose to 99,000 during the quarter, compared with 61,000 a year earlier.
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Rogers lost 26,000 net postpaid wireless subscribers, who typically spend much more than those who prepay for service.
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The Vancouver-based company added 87,000 postpaid wireless customers in the quarter ended June 30, compared with 99,000 a year earlier.
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The Vancouver-based company added 69,000 net postpaid wireless customers, who typically spend much more per month than those who prepay.
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Toronto-based Rogers added 34,000 net postpaid wireless subscribers in the fourth quarter, far fewer than expected and down from 58,000 a year earlier.