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American Cellular Corp

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1.9%
Churn
16 Mar 2005
2003–05
Years covered
4 entries in all

In their words

“Our high quality service and customer satisfaction have been demonstrated by our low churn rates, which for the combined year ended December 31, 2003 was 1.9%.”
— American Cellular Corp · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 19 Mar 2004 · NI-A1DBA9C
“Average monthly churn rate................... 1.6%”
— American Cellular Corp · SEC 8-K filing · filed 28 Jul 2003 · NI-6D8F812

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16 Mar 2005
Churn1.9%

Churn (post-paid): 1.9% (2004) — “Average monthly post-paid churn( … ”

— American Cellular Corp · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 16 Mar 2005 · NI-43054BC
SEC 10-K annual report ↗
19 Mar 2004
Churn1.9%

Churn (Combined company): 1.9% (FY2003) — “Our high quality service and customer satisfaction have been demonstrated by our low churn rates, which for the combined year ended December 31, 2003 was 1.9%.”

— American Cellular Corp · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 19 Mar 2004 · NI-A1DBA9C
SEC 10-K annual report ↗
28 Jul 2003
Churn1.6%

Churn (Dobson Communications): 1.6% (Q1 2003) — “Average monthly churn rate................... 1.6%”

— American Cellular Corp · SEC 8-K filing · filed 28 Jul 2003 · NI-6D8F812
SEC 8-K filing ↗
31 Mar 2003
Churn1.9%

Churn: 1.9% (FY2002) — “Average monthly churn rate( … ”

— American Cellular Corp · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 31 Mar 2003 · NI-689848D
SEC 10-K annual report ↗

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