Yesterday, Verizon released their Q4 earnings, and total 2012 earnings. The growth seen on their front is terrific, as follows for Q4:

• 2.2 million net customer additions in the quarter, highest in company history
• $20 billion in revenue ($16.4 bn being service revenues) for Q4, up 9.5-percent year-over-year
• Postpaid ARPA (Average Revenue Per Account) grew 6.6-percent y-o-y to $146.80/month
• Retail postpaid churn rate of 0.95-percent, up 1 basis point year-over-year

But, let’s not forget the full 2012 report, which looked like this:

• 5 million net customer additions for the year, the highest in four years
• $75.9 billion in revenue ($63.7 bn being service revenues) for 2012, up 8.1-percent year-over-year
• Ended the year with 98.2 million retail connections (92.5 mm postpaid), up 6.6-percent year-over-year
• Those customers are dispersed over 35.1 million accounts, up 4.3-percent year-over-year

Verizon has also stated that their massive LTE network is now covering about 89% of the US population, clocking in at 276 million people in about 476 different markets. Be sure to check out the source link for the full details.

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