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Retail Locations Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Phone Absolute Retail Locations Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Phone Absolute Wireless (Alabaster) 561 1st St N Alabaster AL 35007 (205) 390-2431 Absolute Wireless (Anniston) 2113 Quintard Ave Anniston AL 36201 (256) 576-9124 Absolute Wireless (Montgomery) 3988 Atlanta Highway Montgomery AL 36109 (334) 310-3905 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Airport Road) 700 Airport Road, Suite G Huntsville AL 35802 (256) 715-1731 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Auburn) 1550 Opelika Road Auburn AL 36830 (205) 752-8257 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Dothan) 4177 Montgomery Highway Suite 5 Dothan AL 36303 (334) 699-4050 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Homewood) 350 State Farm Parkway Suite 100 Homewood AL 35209 (205) 940-2301 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Madison) 105 Brookridge Drive Suite E Madison AL 35758 (256) 325-5532 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Muscle Shoals) 1901 Woodward Avenue Muscle Shoals AL 35661 (256) 978-5757 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Paramount) 1420 Paramount Dr. Suite B Huntsville AL 35806 (256) 895-7533 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Prattville) 1844 E. Main St. Prattville AL 36066 (334) 365-0810 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Trussville) 1483 Gadsden Highway Suite 128 Trussville AL 35235 (205) 661-3523 Absolute Wireless of TN-(Tuscaloosa) 3615 McFarland Blvd Suite 104 Tuscaloosa AL 35405 (205) 752-8257 BrightStar Wireless (Daphne) 28588 Us Highway 98 Ste 1 Daphne AL 36526 (251) 447-0060 BrightStar Wireless (Foley) 2658 S Mckenzie St Foley AL 36535 (251) 968-8255 BrightStar Wireless (Mobile) 960 Schillinger Rd S Ste A Mobile AL 36695 (214) 618-5747 Cable Time LLC 89 Trinity Ln Rainsville AL 35986 (256) 638-2326 Cell Touch (Athens) 915 South Jefferson St Ste B Athens AL 35611 (256) 444-1828 Cell Touch (Russellville) 306 S Jackson Ave Russellville AL 35653 (256) 398-8811 Clay Communications 88835 Hwy 9 Lineville AL 36266 (256) 396-5111 Cosby Communications 103 North Burbank Dr. Montgomery AL 36117 (334) 292-1128 CT Wireless (Selma) 112 Broad St. Selma AL 36701 (334) 505-0061 Fone Mart - Phenix 3608 Hwy 431 North Phenix City AL 36867 (334) 297-1115 Gringa Latina #1 18465 Hwy 104 Unit F Robertsdale AL 36567 (251) 988-8805 Gringa Latina #2 1331-1 South Commercial Drive Foley AL 36535 (251) 943-4455 Pine Belt Wireless #5 80 Bypass Camden AL 36726 (334) 682-9655 Sparks Jewelry & Loan-31596 2029 Airport Blvd. Suite A Mobile AL 36606 (251) 471-0034 Sylacauaga Electronics And Computers 227 James Payton Blvd. Sylacauga AL 35150 (256) 249-0080 Universal Wireless (Saraland) 1016 Industrial Pkwy Saraland AL 36571 (251) 245-8044 Universal Wireless (Spanish Fort) 30169 Woodrow Ln Ste A Spanish Fort AL 36527 (251) 260-0182 Cellular & Pager Warehouse #1 8500 Phoenix Ave, Suite A Fort Smith AR 72903 (479) 484-8255 Cellular & Pager Warehouse #1 iQmetrix 8500 Phoenix Ave, Suite A Fort Smith AR 72903 (479) 484-8255 Digital Connection (AR) 309 E Main St Clarksville AR 72830 (479) 754-7755 Horizon Electronics Inc (RSF) 711 E Main St Magnolia AR 71753 (870) 234-8438 Kimes Auto Supply (RSF) 216 North Main Berryville AR 72616 (870) 423-2827 Kwik Kopy Printing 3114 Olive St. Pinebluff AR 71603 (870) 534-4923 Rush Satellite (Greenbriar) 90 S. Broadview Greenbriar AR 72058 (501) 679-7874 Star Electronics Inc 700 N Lincoln Suite B Star City AR 71667 (870) 628-6400 W.A.C.A. ENTERPRISES (RSF) 117 Bone St Clinton AR 72031 (501) 745-6607 Connectivity Source (Mesa) 2025 N. Power Road Ste. 104 Mesa AZ 85207 (480) 506-0350 Universal Wireless (Tempe) 1414 W. Broadway Road Ste. #119 Tempe AZ 85282 (480) 626-5956 Cable & Satellite Services 270 S Federal Blvd, Unit D Denver CO 80219 (720) 476-7121 Stratcom Wireless #1 - 32619 1210 Royal Gorge Blvd. Ste. B Ste B Canon City CO 81212 (719) 275-6633 CT Wireless (Hartford) 479 Park St Hartford CT 06106 (860) 275-0926 CT Wireless (Manchester) 822 Main St. Manchester CT 06040 (860) 783-5360 Family Wireless Services 501 Main St East Hartford CT 06118 (860) 895-9111 Michael's One Stop Variety (CT) - 33480 143 Main St. Danbury CT 06810 (203) 730-6688 Nay's Wireless Center 3155 Main St Hartford CT 06120 (860) 727-0092 Park City Wireless 2418 Main St. Bridgeport CT 06606 (203) 333-5900 Totally Unlimited Wireless 111 Boston Ave Bridgeport CT 06610 (203) 870-1255 TurqCell 254 1R Grand Ave New Haven CT 06513 (203) 285-3028 Wireless For Less (New Britain) 540 West Main St. New Britain CT 06053 (860) 356-0060 Arch Telecom (Dover Mall) 1365 North DuPont Highway Dover DE 19901 (714) 312-2724 Arch Telecom Dover Commons 1233 N Dupont Hwy Sp#101 Dover DE 19901 (714) 312-2724 IMOBILE of DE (Concord Pike) iQmetrix 4737 Concord Pike Wilmington DE 19803 (302) 983-3803 iMobile of DE LLC (Bear) 803 Governor Place Bear DE 19701 (516) 813-9500 iMobile of DE LLC (Newark) 710 Peoples Plaza Newark DE 19702 (516) 813-9500 La Guadalupana (Millsboro) 31507 Trading Post PLZ Unit 5 Millsboro DE 19966 (302) 947-2013 Tienda Frontera Variety 494 Halltown Rd Marydel DE 19964 (302) 492-3690 X Stream Wireless (Wilmington) 724 N. Market St. Wilmington DE 19801 (302) 652-7738 BAIR'S ELECTRONICS SERVICES (Belle Glade) 557 DR.MLK JR BLVD, EAST BELLE GLADE FL 33430 (561) 996-7687 BrightStar Wireless (Bayou ) 5046 Bayou Blvd Pensacola FL 32503 (850) 429-1619 BrightStar Wireless (Panama City) 2503 Martin Luther King, Jr Blvd Panama City FL 32405 (850) 248-3000 Brothers Service Ventures Inc. (306) 306 W Main St Immokalee FL 34142 (239) 657-4373 Brothers Service Ventures Inc. (315) 315 W New Market Immokalee FL 34142 (239) 657-2179 Business- X- Press 2973 NW 62ND Street Miami FL 33147 (305) 835-7994 City Mobile #1 1151 West Columbia Ave Kissimmee FL 34741 (407) 483-1880 Connectivity Source (17th) 1202 SW 17th St Ste 101 Ocala FL 34471 (352) 402-0200 Connectivity Source (Aloma) 4270 Aloma Avenue Ste. 158 Winter Park FL 32792 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Apopka) 1093 W. Orange Blossom Trl Apopka FL 32712 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Blanding) 161 Blanding Blvd Orange Park FL 32073 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Fleming Island) 1571 County Rd 220 Ste. 120 Fleming Island FL 32003 (904) 404-8611 Connectivity Source (Jacksonville Beach) 327 10th Ave. N. Jacksonville Beach FL 32250 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Julington Creek) 12795 San Jose Blvd Ste. 14 Jacksonville FL 32223 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Kissimmee) 2673 W. Osceola Pkwy Kissimmee FL 34741 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Lowes Village) 12959 Atlantic Blvd Ste. 102 Jacksonville FL 32225 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Macclenny) 9200 State Rd 228 Ste. 3 Macclenny FL 32063 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Normandy) 6752 Normandy Blvd Ste. 2 Jacksonville FL 32205 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Oakleaf Plantation) 9620 Applecross Rd Ste. 106 Jacksonville FL 32222 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (Oviedo) 327 E Mitchell Hammock Rd Ste 1001 Oviedo FL 32765 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (River City Marketplace) 840 Nautica Dr Ste. 107 Jacksonville FL 32218 (904) 757-1178 Connectivity Source (Rolling Oaks) 8128 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy Kissimmee FL 34747 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Sand Lake) 7343 W Sand Lake Rd Ste. 1049 Orlando FL 32819 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Six Gun) 4757 East Silver Springs Blvd Ocala FL 34470 (352) 402-0200 Connectivity Source (SODO) 2323 S. Orange Ave Ste. B Orlando FL 32806 (407) 423-4445 Connectivity Source (Southside) 10095 Beach Blvd Ste. 675 Jacksonville FL 32216 (904) 278-5250 Connectivity Source (UCF) 12101 University Blvd Ste. 237 Orlando FL 32817 (407) 423-4445 Crandon Plus Wireless (NE 163rd St) 1936 NE 163rd St Miami FL 33162 (305) 945-3380 Crandon Plus Wireless (NW 7th Ave) 5222 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33127 (305) 754-4477 Dish Depot #1 14048 Palm Beach Blvd. Fort Meyers FL 33905 (239) 936-3474 El Dollar Money Station 2021 Pembroke Rd. Suite #2025 Hollywood FL 33020 (954) 456-6676 Hilliard Pharmacy 551770 US Hwy 1 Hilliard FL 32046 (904) 845-3371 Indian River Cellular (FL) - 33606 1717 S. US 1 #5 Fort Pierce FL 34950 (772) 460-9900 Maycom Communications #10 iQmetrix 3550 S Washington St #13 Titusville FL 32780 (321) 383-5826 Maycom Communications #11 iQmetrix 147 Town & Country Dr Palatka FL 32177 (386) 325-3845 Maycom Communications #12 iQmetrix 600 E Altamonte Dr Ste 1000 Altamonte Springs FL 32701 (407) 790-3300 MayCom Communications #13 iQmetrix 5535 S. Williamson Blvd Ste 648 Port Orange FL 32127 (386) 310-7915 MayCom Communications #15 iQmetrix 6180 20th St Ste. 101 Vero Beach FL 32966 (386) 767-9234 MayCom Communications #17 iQmetrix 4808 W. Cortez Rd Ste. 101 Brandenton FL 34210 (941) 761-8300 MayCom Communications #18 iQmetrix 9390 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy Fort Myers FL 33966 (239) 267-4252 MayCom Communications #19 iQmetrix 2490 Tarpon Springs Blvd Naples FL 34119 (239) 592-5200 MayCom Communications #20 iQmetrix 5519 U.S. Highway 98 N. Lakeland FL 33809 (863) 853-5900 MayCom Communications #21 iQmetrix 2126 James L Redman Pkwy Plant City FL 33563 (813) 754-7775 MayCom Communications #22 iQmetrix 1808 Tamiami Trail Ste B1-3 Port Charlotte FL 33952 (941) 255-5911 MayCom Communications #25 iQmetrix 780 Cypress Gardens Blvd Winter Haven FL 33880 (863) 297-5900 MayCom Communications #26 iQmetrix 6769 U.S. Hwy 19 Pinellas Park FL 33781 (727) 522-4027 MayCom Communications #27 iQmetrix 2837 NW Federal Hwy Ste103 Jensen Beach FL 32763 (386) 765-8998 MayCom Communications #28 (St. Petersburg) iQmetrix 4301 4th Street North Ste 4309 St. Petersburg FL 33703 (386) 767-9234 MAYCOM COMMUNICATIONS #7 iQmetrix 233 E. International Speedway Blvd Unit 2B Deland FL 32724 (386) 734-3040 MAYCOM COMMUNICATIONS #8 - New Smyrna Beach iQmetrix 1863 SR 44 New Smyrna Beach FL
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