postpaid
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of postpaid
Example Sentences
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T-Mobile US fell a bit short of Wall Street’s expectations with its latest haul of postpaid phone subscribers.
From MarketWatch
The Bellevue, Wash., company said it added 962,000 net subscribers for its postpaid phone service, its most lucrative phone offering, where service is paid for each month on a contract.
At the end of January, it reported strong subscriber gains and gave an ambitious forecast for the number of postpaid phone connections it plans to add this year.
Assuming all of roughly 32 million consumer postpaid wireless accounts recieve a credit, would work out to nearly $650 million one-time cost for the company.
From Barron's
After reporting gains in the year-ago holiday quarter, Verizon then shed core consumer postpaid phone connections for each of the subsequent three quarters.
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