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Where to Reload Where to Reload Reload scratchcards for pay as you go mobile top ups are available from Gibtelecom’s Customer Service Centre at John Mackintosh Square, as well as from the following retailers. Name Address Name Address AA Sheriff & Sons Ltd Unit 14 Watergardens Beehive 29 Naval Hospital Road A Benady & Co 271 Main Street Benzaquen Antiques 1 Canton House, Varyll Begg A11 Office 1D Ocean Heights Gallery Betterprice Benzaquen Antiques Ace Kiosk 156/2 Main Street Bland Travel Services 178 Main Street Admiral’s 5 Admiral’s Walk, Marina Bay Bon Bon Air Terminal Aki Box Kiosk No. 4 Casemates Square BP Oil (Gibraltar) Ltd 239 Main Street Alameda Express Ltd Grand Parade Brewery (URE Trading) 24 Rosia Road Albor Ltd 5 Admiral’s Walk Bubbles 155 Main Street Units B & C Boyd Street, 27 Main Street Alhambra Alameda Grand Parade Bugeja Butchers 34 Somerset Court 321 Main Street Alpha Electronics Bunkers (Gibraltar) Ltd Laguna Estate Altimore Trading 41 Harbours Deck Calpe Bureau Suite G21, Europort AML Caterers St Bernard’s Hospital Calpe Hounds Airport Terminal Angel Trading Co Ltd 3 Eastern Beach Road Car Care Centre 21 Conrnwall’s Lane Annemarie Stores 46 Ballymena House, Laguna Carlton Design 59/1 Devil’s Tower Road Anthony Sacarello Ltd Rotunda Carol’s Bookshop 34A Engineer Lane Arctic Sun 5B Red Sands Road Carry On Unit F16 Icc Ascot Trading Ltd 35A Referendum House, Carvern Enterprises 12A Chusan House, Varyll Begg Ashall Trading Co Ltd Glacis Casino Calpe 205 Main Street Austin Enterprises 2 West Place Of Arms (La Tina) Cathedral Bookshop 28 John Mackintosh Square Cathedral Of St.mary 168 Main Street Avanish Trading Ceprano Shop The Crowned AVL Limited 329A Main Street Cepsa Petrol Station 50/5 Governor’s Street Unit 5, The Arcade, 30-38 Winston Churchill Avenue Aylsham Holdings Ltd Main Street Chainani Trading B R Investments Ltd 47A Ark Royal House Chandan Mini Market 301-303-305 Main Street Bamowa 235A Main Street Chellsons (Gib) Ltd 13 Cornwall’s Parade To find out more about topping up your Reload balance visit www.gibtele.com/reload Where to Reload Name Address Name Address Chequepoint Bureau 78 Main Street Edinburgh Arms 38A Laguna de Change Eliott Hotel 37 Naval Hospital Road Chipsy King 171 Main Street Emil Ltd Governor’s Parade Coach Park Souvenir 5A Maidstone House, Laguna Emma Stores 118 Main Street Shop Esatate Employment & Training 16 South Barrack Road Coach Park, Concord Stores Reclamation Road Board Training Centre Corrales Kiosk 15 Cumberland Road Estanco 8 Main Street Craven Piazza Estanco 2 24A Main Street CTK Ltd 205 Main Street Estoril Ltd 9 Main Street Curtlin Ltd 9 Convent Place Euro Electronics 246 Main Street Cynthia Properties 6/1 And 6/1 Castle Road Euro Gifts 17 Main Street Debono Stores Ltd Unit 10 Waterport Terraces Europa Point Express Europa Point Del Rio Ltd 15 Naval Hospital Road Europa Wine & Spirits 155 Main Street 36 Main Street Des Elec Ltd Petrol Station, 13 Winston Exchange Travel Churchill Avenue Detectives and 1A Cumberland Road Security Int Ltd Express Mart Ltd Vault 6, Fish Market Road Leon House No.1. Secretary’s Fancyfull Ltd 23 Irish Town Devil’s Bar Lane DHA Ltd 59 Devil’s Tower Road Finlayson’s Kiosk 5 Casemates Square Digital Corner F21 Icc Fortune Wine Ltd 130 Main Street Dil Dar Ltd 138 Main Street Francis Stores 79 Governor’s Street Din Din Ltd Unit V Freehouse (Ure Trading Co) 79 Main Street Dixies 28 Parliament Lane Skyshop Gib International Airport Dolphin Bar 2 Market Place Gaetto Stores 5B Red Sands Road E J Hammon & Sons Camp Bay Gallowgate Ltd 88 Irish Town E&C Trading 54 Governor’s Street Garcia’s Takeaway Shop 2 Gustavo Bacarisa, Glacis Eastern Beach Kiosk 116 Main Street Giboil petrol station 34 Waterport Road Eastside Cash & Carry 1 Eastern Beach Kiosk Gib Exchange Centre 170 Main Street Eddie’s Stores 35 Devil’s Tower Road St Bernards Hospital Europort Road To find out more about topping up your Reload balance visit www.gibtele.com/reload Where to Reload Name Address Name Address Officers Mess H M S Rooke J. Lucas Imossi 1/5 Irish Town Gibraltar Philatelic Bureau Hadfield House Jai Krishna 88 Irish Town Sergeants Mess Devil’s Tower Camp Jamaica Stores 21 Irish Town Unit 5, North Mole, Cruise Terminal Gibmaroc Ltd Industrial Park Jastar Ltd Gibraltar Bookshop 300 Main Street Jaya Bazaar 272 Main Street 1St Floor, Hadfield House, Unit Gh Gibraltar Philatelic Bureau Library Street Jaykay Glacis Club Goole House, Glacis Jebel Tarik Security Ltd First Floor, 116 Main Street Glacis Kiosk 34 Glacis Road Jewellery Centre 1/7 A Casemates Arcade Golden Eagle 286 Main Street John Mackintosh John Mackintosh Hall Hall Library Gomez Tobacconist 301 Main Street JT Security First Floor, Icc Gul Trading 3 Tuckeys Lane K & H Hobby Centre Unit F21b, 1St Floor, Icc H Sheppard & Co Waterport Kaycee 29 Main Street Hacienda Bar Eastern Beach Kebab House Ltd 18A Cornwall’s Lane Hammonds Unit 9 & 10 Watergardens Garage No. 3 Calpe House, Key Store Moorish Castle Harley Bar 5A Maidstone House Kholti Hairdresser 36 City Mill Lane Heartbreak Empire 14 City Mill Lane Khubchands 55/57 Main Street Unit 5 New Arcade, Montreal 30-38 Main Street Knew Marketing Ltd 5 Casemates Square Horizon 40 Cornwall’s Lane Kwality 293C Main Street 23F Lathbury Barracks, HSE Consulting Ltd Industrial Park L B Alwani 87-91 Main Street Image (Sea & Ocean) Ltd No 4 Ground Floor, Block 1 Watergardens L Sacarello Ltd 96 Main Street Imperial Newsagents 291 Main Street La Alhambra 10 Bell Lane Intercon Queensway Quay La Face Ltd Kiosk No. 3 Waterport International Bureau Icom House de Change La Mezquita 4 Prince Edward’s Road IT Trade (Int) Ltd 69 Main Street La Mina 296 Main Street J Bautista & Sons 5 Market Lane Lachmi Stores 17A Cornwall’s Lane J Bruzon Middle Kiosk, Casemates Latino’s on the Beach Eastern Beach Road To find out more about topping up your Reload balance visit www.gibtele.com/reload Where to Reload Name Address Name Address Carter’s Stores 32 Prince Edward’s Road N&M Ltd New Arcade, Unit V Lenny’s Kiosk Kiosk 4 NAAFI Devil’s Tower Camp Lincoln Football Club Red Sands House Nabil Stores 4/5 Ocean Heights Plaza Europa Estacion De 30 Engineer’s Lane Locutorio La Linea Autobuses Local 2 Nani Ltd London Bar 78/79 Governors Street Nature Shop Alameda Gardens Macedo & Sons 6F/11 Castle Road Neptune 12 Irish Town Market Information Office Market Place Netgear Reload 6 Bishop Rapallo’s Ramp MARQUEZ & CO LTD 72 Main Street Nordin’s Takeaway Royal Sovereign House MARR CO 4004/5 Eurotowers Numero Uno 5 Cathedral Square McCarthy & Son Stores 6A Hood House, Laguna Oesco Ltd 33 Turnbull’s Lane Mediterranean Rowing Europort Road Olis Takeaway 6/1/2 Castle Road Club Otbil Stores 11/3 Lower Castle Road Melbros 290 Main Street Palmero shop Calpe House Mellow Kiosk 6 Casemates Square Paradise shopping 5-7 Scud Hill Mercy & Grandsons 4A Ark Royal House, Laguna Parody kiosk Winston Churchill Avenue Middle Kiosk Casemates PCA Clementines 34 Devils Tower Road Midtown Bookstore 11 Bell Lane Coviran New Harbours Mikasa Store 239 Main Street Pizzeria Plaza 5A Waterport Parodytur 17-21 Cannon Lane Poonam’s LTD 5 Waterpost Plaza Minimarket Ltd 325 Main Street Prata 175 Main Street MMD Holdings 20 Governor’s Street Prerna LTD 34 Irish Town Monalisa Ltd 130 Main Street Prison Canteen Lathbury Barracks Moorish Castle 6/3 Castle Road Social Club Profield contraction LTD 95B New Harbours Moses Cruz Serruya Ltd 69/71 Main Street PURE WHITES 12 Church Lane INVESTMENTS LTD MRW 1/5 Irish Town, Imossi House PUSH-AAGR 156/2 Main Street MRW Business Centre Unit G7 Cornwalls Centre, Cornwalls Lane Queensway Quay Ragged Staff Wharf Music Corner 2 114 - 116 Main Street To find out more about topping up your Reload balance visit www.gibtele.com/reload Where to Reload Name Address Name Address R & J Kiosk 30 Casemates Square Searock Trading Co. Ltd 321 Main Street Raider Ltd Unit Gk2 Seashell Genoa House Catalan Bay Ramsons 9 Watergardens Shri Ram Trading LTD Stall No1 Unit B Ramsons 8 Casemates Square Siyaram LTD 265 Main Street Ramsons 276A Main Street SonicElectronic LTD 34 Main Street 37 Shamrock House, 2 Queensway Station Revagliate shop Catalan Bay Southern Garages Rex Stores LTD 5, Parliament Lane Star Minimarket 325C Main Street Right Choice 329B Main Street Sterling Stores LTD 259 Main Street Unit 7+8 Ocean Heights Eastern Beach Riverwall LTD Gallery Sunset Kiosk Riviera Express 86-89 Catalan Bay Village Syson Ltd 6 John Mackintosh Square Rock Chicken 12 A Water Gardens Block 5 Technident Holdings Unit 17, Ocean Heights Gallery Shawarma LTD Telemusic Centre 319 Main Street Rock Photos Icc Unit G21b Terminal Management Gibraltar Airport Ross Gib LTD 49 Engener Lane The Flying Angel Club North Mole Rotunda Exchange Kiosk La Rotunda,Winston Churchill The Free Port Shop LTD 17/18 Water Gardens Block No6 Roxbay LTD 156/4 Main Street The Gibraltar Museum Bomb House Lane S E V A Self Service Stores 5/7 Main Street The Little Trucker Unit 19 Europa Business Centre Ocean Village Express Ocean Village Promenade The Mosque Europa Point Sacha’s 79 Main Street The Paint Shop 4004/5 Eurotowers Europort Morrissons Westside Europort Store The Rock Hotel 3 Europa Road Sai Darbar LTD 6A Prince Edward Road The Saint 47 Citymili Lane Salks Barbers 90 Irish Town The Three Owls Irish Town Santos + Sons Stall 8, Public Market Town Stores 22 Town Range Sarika holdings LTD 34 Glacis Road Tribak Grocery Store 58 Governors Street Scala Ltd 10 Casemates Naval Base Tuck Shop Hm Naval Base Sea Wave 60 Catalan Bay & Canteen Seacrest shop Shamrock House, Catalan Bay Varyl Begg Social Club Varyl Begg To find out more about topping up your Reload balance visit www.gibtele.com/reload Where to Reload Name Address Verduleria Central 12 Cornwalls Centre Victorias Delight 34 Barham House Stadium Bar Victoria Stadium Complex Waves Unit5, Admirals Walk.
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