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• “Although AT&T is touting its lead in postpaid smartphone subscribers, the carrier is just now taking steps to gain a better foothold in the prepaid market, an area where rivals have a head start.”

  AT&T Reshapes Itself As a Smartphone Carrier

• “The price of it in limp cloth covers, postpaid, is ten cents.”

  The Golden Book of Favorite Songs

• “Long-term postpaid monthly subscriptions will be used by fewer than 40% of all mobile broadband users.”

  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page

• “T's so-called postpaid net subscriber growth, which fell sharply in the first quarter from a year earlier, continued to lag in the second quarter, underscoring the difficulties of the wireless industry's most lucrative source of income.”

  The Wall Street Journal: AT

• “We win send any of the above titles postpaid to any address.”

  Boy Scouts in Southern Waters

• “James Ratcliffe predicted Sprint would lose 100,000 contract subscribers, known as postpaid, and add 225,000 prepaid users.”

  Sprint Plunges Most in Eight Months on Wider-Than-Forecast Loss - Bloomberg

• “Underneath that total, however, is a great deal of turmoil, as low-priced prepaid plans lure customers from much higher-priced plans, called postpaid, that commit customers to contracts.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “Wireless revenue declined 8 percent as the company shed a net of 545,000 wireless subscribers, including 801,000 so-called postpaid customers who sign annual contracts and tend to spend the most.”

  KMBC.com - Local News

• “In the second quarter of the year, AT&T added more new customers overall (1.6 million vs. 1.4 million), but Verizon attracted more "postpaid" wireless customers, the most lucrative type of subscribers -- 665,000 compared with 496,000 for AT&T.”

  Forbes: The Out-Of-Stock Smartphone Trick

• “AT&T's "postpaid" average revenue per user has risen 4.7%, to $60.21, since the third quarter of 2007.”

  The Wall Street Journal: AT&T Gets a Fuzzy Signal on Apple's iPhone

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