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How Did Your (US) Carrier Do in Q4 2008?

by Ronen Halevy on Mar 2nd, 2009 at 2:15 pm EST
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Stacy at GigaOm was kind enough to round up the Q4 numbers for the top 4 US carriers. I think it tells you quite a bit about where your carrier stands and how they rank so I thought I would share.

Total subscribers:

  1. AT&T - 77 million
  2. Verizon - 72.1 million
  3. Sprint - 49.3 million
  4. T-Mobile - 32.8 million

Added Subscribers:

  1. AT&T – 2.1 million
  2. Verizon - 1.2 million
  3. T-Mobile – ~600,000
  4. Sprint – LOSS -1.4 million

You can get some more details if you want at GigaOm. I personally found it a great read.

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4 Comments to “How Did Your (US) Carrier Do in Q4 2008?”

  1. Posted by: nah.uhh
    March 2, 2009 at 3:26 pm EST

    A lot of new storm owners seem to be first time bb users.
    Verizon sold a millon of em, anybody think the storm helped hurt sprint?

  2. Posted by: papped
    March 2, 2009 at 3:49 pm EST

    Practically every new phone hurts Sprint. They decide to restructure on things like CS, yet do nothing to fix the fact that they end up being a year or so behind on BB’s.

  3. Posted by: Tom
    March 2, 2009 at 3:57 pm EST

    The VZW purchase of Alltel (completed in January 2009) now makes Verizon the largest wireless carrier in the United States, with more than 83.7 million customers. Most of Verizon’s new customers are in the Midwest and South, where Alltel operates.

  4. Posted by: Luis Merlos
    March 2, 2009 at 11:49 pm EST

    just wait now that tmo is even increasing their network all over the states and better plans, cheaper prices etc. they will take some of that chunk of customers from those carriers probably poor sprint. lol