subscriber * , auch: sub informal

The company already has 201,000 subscribers with service up and running.

He said no subscribers had asked for their money back.

Over all, the service has lost 2.6 million subscribers in the last year.

Together, the three services have more than five million subscribers.

Subscribers will be able to order 6 or 12 issues.

Most of the subscribers are women in their 30's through 50's.

In their first three months they only had 35 subscribers.

In 2004 the number of subscribers was about 2 500.

The company will have to take its 1 million subscribers off line again in the fall.

All of the current subscribers were given a free 3-month period to play the game.

"Just 1 percent of that market is about 10 million subscribers."

He said all subscribers should have it by the end of 2003.

At the beginning of 2003 they had 2.2 million subscribers.

At the end of 1995, the service had 60,000 subscribers.

We're up to 81 subscribers right now, which is pretty good.

The last is expected to go to subscribers next month.

The number of its subscribers passed four million on May 29, 2006.

Within 4 months, there were 1 million subscribers using the free service.

No one knows how many of those subscribers will pay up, much less keep coming back.

Now there are 154 million subscribers talking for more than 600 billion minutes a year.

It is now 18,000, with subscribers in all 50 states and 27 countries.

For any company there must be at least two subscribers, who will become members.

It is still not available to the general public, with just over 12,000 subscribers in a country of 17 million.

The service had 25.3 million subscribers at the end of June.

Some companies force subscribers to wait an entire day for a service call.