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Cok Remittance Services Limited Subagent Locations COK REMITTANCE SERVICES LIMITED SUBAGENT LOCATIONS Responsible Tel/Fax # Business Hr Pin # Locations Officers (area code 1876) Barrett’s Cambio 16 Burke Street, Spanish Town, St. Carol Barrett Tel: 984-2028 Mon – Sat 01407 Catherine Fax: 984-5384 9:00am – 5pm Tel: 764-1606 Mon – Thur 8:00am- COK Sodality Co-op Tina Livingston Fax: 926-0222 4pm Fridays 00278 66 Slipe Road, Kingston 5 8:00am-3pm COK Sodality Co-op Morris Tel: 764-1639 Mon – Thur 8:00am- Units 9 & 10, Winchester Business Livingston Fax: 926-4631 4pm Fridays 00279 Centre, 15 Hope Road, Kingston 10 8:00am-3pm COK Sodality Co-op Tel: 764-1656 Mon – Fri 9:00am- Shop # 3 McMaster Centre, Oral Sewell Fax: 988-5157 4pm 00280 Portmore, St. Catherine Tel: 764-1687 Mon – Thur 8:00am- COK Sodality Co-op Stanford Fax: 962-0885 4pm Fridays 00773 Units 1, 2 & 8 Mandeville Plaza, Hastings 8:00am-3pm Mandeville, Manchester Tel: 764-1672 Mon – Thur 8:00am- COK Sodality Co-op Fax: 952-1334 4pm Fridays 00425 Roger Shippey 30-34 Market Street, Montego Bay, 8:00am-3pm St. James C & W J Co-op Tel: 986-2287 Mon – Thur 8:30am- C.J. Stuart Building, Main Street, Daliah Royal Fax: 902-4302 3pm Fridays 01156 May Pen, Clarendon 8:30am-4pm Tel/Fax: Mon – Thur 8:30am- C & W J Co-op Carmen Barrett 986-3021 3pm Fridays 01176 Bustamante Drive, Lionel Town 8:30am-4pm Tel/Fax: Mon – Thur 8:30am- Rose-Marie C & W J Co-op 966-8839 3pm Fridays 01155 Lee-Weir Main Street, Kellits, Clarendon 8:30am-4pm Mon & Fri 8:15am- C & W J Co-op Tel: 955-2706 4pm Tues, Wed & 00302 79 Great Georges Street, P.O. Box Karice Bennett Fax: 955-3636 Thurs 8:15am-3pm 267, Savanna-La-Mar, Fax: 955-4060 Westmoreland Responsible Tel/Fax # Business Hr Pin # Locations Officers (area code 1876) C & W J Co-op Tel: 957-4165 Mon & Fri 8:00am- Shop # 5 Plaza De Negril, Negril, Lorean Myrie Fax: 957-4453 3pm Tues, Wed & 00301 Westmoreland Thurs 8:00am-4pm Korner Kafe Tel: 985-2364 Mon – Sat 01500 24 King Street, Linstead, P.O. St. Diana Singh Fax: 985-2356 8:00am – 6pm Catherine Mei Chun Chan T/A Janes Variety Mon – Sat 01602 Store 1-876-983-6138 8:30 am – 6:00pm Mei Chun Chan 9 East Street, Old Harbour, St Catherine Tel: 986-6096 Mon – Sat 8:30am- Phillip Liu Melroc Investments Ltd Fax: 986-7123 5:00pm 00283 28 Main Street, May Pen, Clarendon Natalee Witter T/A Lee & Lyns Enterprise Tel/Fax: Mon – Friday 01499 Natalee Witter Shop 15 Roye’s Plaza, 965-5865 9:00am – 6pm Junction, St. Elizabeth Saturday 9am-6:30pm Ocho Rios Card Centre Natalie Lot 2 Point Crescent, Ocho Rios, St. 1-876-974-6966 Mon – Sat 01604 Mullings Ann 9:00am – 5pm Ocho Rios Card Centre Karen Green- 1-876-972-0709 Mon – Sat 01605 6 ½ Main Street, St. Ann’s Bay Wynter 9:00am – 5pm Ocho Rios Card Centre 1-876-917-7075 Mon – Sat 01603 Shop 10-11 Clementson Plaza, 19 Janeen Pasmore 9:00am – 5pm Top Road, Brown’s Town, St. Ann P&A Wireless Services Ltd T/A Mon – Thurs 8:30am – Mobile Electronic Services 1-876-963-8371 5:30pm 01601 Shop F4 Reliance Centre 25-37 Melesia Miller Fri – Sat 9:00am – Manchester Road, Mandeville, 6:00pm Manchester P&A Wireless Services Ltd T/A Mon – Thurs 9:00am Mobile Electronic Services Natorie 1-876-920-7606 – 5:30pm 01643 Shop 11 Clock Tower Plaza, Half- Garrick Fri – Sat 9:00am – Way-Tree, Kingston 10 6:00pm Tari Solutions Ltd Shop 3, A&I Building, Main Street, Jodian Lewis Tel: 734-0887 Mon-Sat 8:30am- 01638 Yallahs P.O. St. Thomas 5:30pm Tari Solutions Ltd Nicolette Shop 4, Barrett’s Plaza, 2 East Tel: 734-0887 Mon-Sat 8:30am- 01345 Duncan Street, Morant Bay P.O. St. Thomas Fax: 734-2162 5:30pm Tari Solutions Ltd Shop # 7, Archie Plaza, Main Street, Tel: 996-9489 Mon – Sat 8:30am – 01378 Annotto Bay, St. Mary 5:30pm Responsible Tel/Fax # Business Hr Pin # Locations Officers (area code 1876) TLMaxx Ltd 5 West Street, Port Antonio, Tel/Fax: Mon – Sat 01486 Tina Lee Portland 715-1160 9:00am – 5pm Tel/Fax: Mon – Thur 8:30am- 00303 Trelawny Co-op Chidi Baker 610-1524 3pm Fridays 8:30am- Albert Town, Trelawny 4pm Saturday 9:30am-1pm Tel: 954-3253 Mon – Thur 8:30am- Trelawny Co-op Winston Fax: 954-4220 3pm Fridays Water Square, Falmouth, Trelawny Tomlinson 8:30am-1pm 00300 Super Tech Electronics and 1-876-610-7335 Appliances 1-876-940-0010 Mon – Sat 01644 Kevin Chisholm 49 Union Street, Montego Bay 9:00am – 5pm St. James City Optical Mon – Sat Hanover 9:00am – 5pm .
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