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Telus jumps ahead of Rogers and Bell for new subscribers

By Kate O'Brien ⋅ August 28, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

If you take a look at this PDF chart provided by the CWTA (Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association) you will see that Telus has dramatically increased their number of subscribers this year by adding 264,000. Rogers has added 168,000 subscribers and Bell 117,000 new additions. The report is based on Q1 & Q2 internal data and as a whole, including SaskTel and MTS, the total number of new subscribers was 562,998. We believe the number for Telus increased due to new discount carrier Koodo Mobile.

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    One comment for “Telus jumps ahead of Rogers and Bell for new subscribers”

    1. Hi,
      I really love this website i am 9 years 10 years old but let me tell you when my Dad went to bell to get a phone they were rude and said that only people that have bell tv can get a cell phone and they were just rude. Rogers great so nice to nice Telus o.k. bell is trying to get the blackberry bold but rim says they have to be on GSM

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      Posted by Nabeel Laher | March 3, 2009, 5:29 pm

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