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Update Database of ISP Licenses Category-B Update Database Of ISP Licenses Category-B Sl No. Name of the Licensee Address & Contact License No. & Police Station E-Nothi No. 1. M/s. Sylnet IT & Billiard Manru Shopping City (4th floor), Chowhatta, Sylhet- BTRC/LL/ISP-Cat:B(5)Sylnet /2009- Kotowali Zone 3100, Bangladesh 5Dated: 13-05-2009 (Sylhet) 2. M/s. Speed Network Daar-E-Shahidi Building (7th floor), 69 Agrabad BTRC/LL/ISP-Cat:B(7)Speed /2009- Double Mooring Services C/A, Chittagong, Bangladesh 6Dated: 09-08-2009 3. M/s. Heramon Online. 135, Sadar Road, Barisal. BTRC/LL/ISP-Cat:B(23) Kotwali. Heramon/2010-24Dated: 02-03-2011 (Barisal) and Jhalokathi. 4. M/s. Red Network 58 Shamsur Rahman Road, Khulna-9100 BTRC/LL/ISP-Cat:B(29)RED/2012-29 Khulna Sadar 5. M/s. Spyder Network 276/2, Khamarpara, Alamnagar, Rangpur. 14.32.0000.007.56.542.15.30 Rangpur Sadar 6. M/s. Mux Technologies Shafi Mansion, Holding 322/615, Road-129, Lane-5, 14.32.0000.007.56.569.16.33 Panchlaish Captain Shamsul Islam Road, Shulkabahor, Chittagong. 7. M/s. Zubair IT Expert The Probaha Bhaban,KDA Avenue, Shibbari, 14.32.0000.007.56.568.15.34 Khalishpur Khulna. 8. M/s. Green Broadband Green View R/A, House-126, Road-7, West 14.32.0000.007.56.556.16.35 Pahartali, Double Network Service Nasirabad, Pahartali, Chattogram Mooring & Halishahar 9. M/s. Unique Online 63/1, Gonok Para, Boalia, Rajshahi, Moslema 14.32.0000.007.56.571.16.36 Boalia 10. M/s. Empowering Net Kaybollodham, H/E, J/25, Akbarshah, Chittagong- 14.32.0000.007.56.562.16.37 Akbarshah 4207 11. M/s. City Net & H-09,Hazi foazuddin Road, Boyra, Khulna, Babur 14.32.0000.007.56.548.16.38 Boyra Communication 12. Global Link Block-D, Road-22, House-2, Shahjalal Uposhahar, 14.32.0000.007.56.617.17.39 Shahporan Sylhet 13. Barisal Cyber Link 422, Fakir Bari Road, Barisal Sadar, Barisal-8200 14.32.0000.007.56.624.17.40 Barisal Sadar 14. Net Bios House No-07, Road No-01, AC Masjid Road, 14.32.0000.007.56.631.17.42 Halishahar Halishahar, Chattogram 15. Explore 353, Chowdhury Machinary Market (1st Floor), 14.32.0000.007.56.551.16.43 Kotowali Online Jubilee Road, Chottagong (Chittagong) 16. CNS Online Khulna 26-B, Prottasha Plaza, Boyra Bazar, Khulna-9000 14.32.0000.007.56.618.17.44 Sonadanga 17. Sync IT Bangladesh Ghurni-06, Ambarkhana, Sylhet , Nayeemuttaman 14.32.0000.007.56.555.16.46 Airport 18. Enjoy Cable Network House-Syed Mahal, Janoki Sing Road, Kawnia, 14.32.0000.007.56.621.17.47 Barisal Sadar Barisal Sadar, Barisal 19. Mega Net Mir Para, House-Foyej Ahmad Bekari, Aturar Dipu, 14.32.0000.007.56.563.16.48 Punchlaish Punchalish, Chittagong 20. Universal Friends 28, Masjid Market (1st Floor), East Feroj Shah R/A, 14.32.0000.007.56.628.17.49 Akbar Shah Communication Akbor Shah, Chittagong Network (Ufc. Net) 21. I Smart 2/6, Babu Khan Road (Ground Floor), Khulna-9100 14.32.0000.007.56.612.16.50 Khulna Sadar [email protected] 22. Always Top Enterprise 5 No. Lalchand Road, Chawk Bazar, Chittagong 14.32.0000.007.56.559.16.51 Chawk Bazar 23. E-Village Bakolia School Road, West Bakolia, Chittagong 14.32.0000.007.56.554.16.52 West Bakolia 24. IQ-Tel Near Foilla Toli Bazar, South Kattali, Halishahar, 14.32.0000.007.56.627.17.54 Halishahar Chittagong 25. Inter khulna Network 46 No. Rokonuddin Sarak, Mistry Para, Khulna- 14.32.0000.007.56.610.16.55 Khulna Sadar, 9100 Sonadanga & Khalispur 26. Armour Technoogies 1557, Hazipara, Singapur Market (4th Floor), 14.32.0000.007.56.564.16.56 Double Mooring, Ltd. Agrabad, Chittagong Halishahar & khulshi 27. Resource Computers House-2, Road-2, Lane-4, Block-B, Halishahar, 14.32.0000.007.56.566.16.57 Halishahar Chittagong 28. Alpha Sattelite Network Colonel Hat, 1No. Rail Gate, North Kattali, 14.32.0000.007.56.629.17.58 Akborshah, Akborshah, Chittagong Pahartali and Halishahar 29. Momota Technologies 3078/A, Hazi Bari, Arakan Road, Chandgaon, 14.32.0000.007.56.619.17.59 Chandgaon Chittagong 30. M/s. New Noman 235/3, Johur Mansion (2nd Floor), Teri Bazar, 14.32.0000.007.56.625.17.60 Kotwali Traders Chittagong (Chittagong) 31. Chittagong Net Solution 207, Nurjahan Plaza, D.C. Road, West Bakulia, 14.32.0000.007.56.633.17.61 Chawk Bazar Chak Bazar, Chittagong 32. Saintmartine Cable Airport Road, Ward-41, Potenga, Chittagong 14.32.0000.007.56.613.16.62 Potenga Vision 33. Chittagong Focus Online 76, Hanzer Bag, Hathazari Road, Panchalish, 14.32.0000.007.56.614.16.63 Panchlaish, Bayezid Chittagong and Khulshi 34. Compulink Information Amrito Plaza, 7 SK Mujb Road, Agrabad, 14.32.0000.007.56.552.16.64 Double & Solution Chittagong Mooring 35. Real Business Machine 3, Tanim Super Market, Amchottor Mor, Rajshahi 14.32.0000.007.56.632.17.65 Shahmukhdum (RBM) 36. Smart Online Solaiman Place, Khatiberhat, Panchlaish, 14.32.0000.007.56.634.18.66 Patenga Chattogram 37. Connect 3 1871, Hannan Bhaban, SK Mujib Road, Agrabad, 14.32.0000.007.56.637.18.67 Double Chattogram Mooring 38. Faster Communication 753/B, Muslimabad, North Potenga, Chattogram 14.32.0000.007.56.640.18.68 Patenga 39. ASB Link 1376, Haji Ararf Ali Road, Saraipara, Paharatli, 14.32.0000.007.56.641.18.69 Pahartali Chattogram 40. Velocity Internet 2505, Dreamland, Kazir Dewri, Chattogram 14.32.0000.007.56.636.18.70 Kotowali (Chittagong) 41. CTG. NET Al-Amin Hotel (1st floor), Halishahar Road, 14.32.0000.007.56.635.18.71 Double Agrabad, Chattogram Mooring 42. Spider Net 7 No. Nabab Sirajdulla Road, Kotowali, Chattagram 14.32.0000.007.56.638.18.72 Kotowali (Chittagong) 43. Linkup Communication Ashiana Market, Oxygen, Bayzid Bostami, 14.32.0000.007.56.639.18.73 Bayzid Bostami Chattogram 44. Touch Online 2/6, Bandar Stadium Market, Bandar, Chattogram 14.32.0000.007.56.643.18.74 Bandar, Halishahar & Double Mooring 45. MRS Network Technical Road, Sadar Bazar, Sylhet 14.32.0000.007.56.644.18.75 Sylhet Sadar 46. Rocket Online 463/64/65, Arakan Tower, Champa Market, 14.32.0000.007.56.645.18.76 Chandgaon Chandgaon, Chattogram 47. G-Net Corporation 810, West World Shopping City, Zindabazar, Sylhet 14.32.0000.007.56.647.18.77 Kotwali (Sylhet) 48. AMR Net 47/H, Araf House, Jaker Housing Road by Lane, 14.32.0000.007.56.653.18.78 Khulshi Khulshi, Chattogram 49. Shafi Enterprise 87, Bouyra, Junction Road, Khulna 14.32.0000.007.56.651.18.79 Khalishpur 50. Antaranga Network Abdurpara, Majar Gate, Antaranga Tower, 14.32.0000.007.56.654.18.80 Halishahar Halishahar, South Kattali, Halishahar, Chattogram 51. Sundry & Khan 522, 2nd Floor, Sheikh Mujib Road, Agrabad, 14.32.0000.007.56.648.18.81 Double Mooring Chattogram 52. Bahanno Eden Plaza (4th Floor), 18/A, KDA New Market, 14.32.0000.007.56.646.18.82 Sonadanga C/A, Khulna-9000 53. Star Online 388, Nishat Complex, Ayub AliRoad, Daulatpur, 14.32.0000.007.56.650.18.83 Daulatpur Khulna 54. Super Speed Broadband 1942/B/2653 Hazi Kala Mia Road by LaneSaraipara, 14.32.0000.007.56.656.18.84 Pahartali Network Pahartoli, Chattogram Communication 55. Al Amin Online Kazir Dighir Par Road, Saraipara, Pahartoli, 14.32.0000.007.56.655.18.85 Pahartali Chattogram 56. Future Net 50 no. Amader Bari Shahid Lane, North Nalapara, 14.32.0000.007.56.657.18.86 Sadarghat Chattogram 57. Net Connect House-15, Road-2, Agrabad Access Road, 14.32.0000.007.56.658.18.87 Halishahar Halishahar, Chattogram 58. Payra Networks Ground Floor, House-572, Alea Monjil, East Bogura 14.32.0000.007.56.660.18.88 Barisal Sadar Road, Barishal 59. KP Online Plot-12, Road-18, Khalishpur, Khulna, Kazi Parvez 14.32.0000.007.56.659.18.89 Khalishpur 60. City Online 1509, Chan Jomader Masjid Lane, Middle Rampur 14.32.0000.007.56.653.18.90 Halishahar Mayabazar, Halishahar, Chattogram 61. Mohammadia Poraton DC Road, Sahfi Hazi Building Mor, West 14.32.0000.007.56.667.18.91 Chawk Bazar Corporation Bakulia, Chattogram 62. Digi Net 928 Idris Building, Amir Ali Chowdhury Road, 14.32.0000.007.56.663.18.92 Kotwali Khatungonj, Chattogram (Chittagong) 63. Friendi Online 180, Boropole Halishahar, Chattogram 14.32.0000.007.56.661.18.93 Halishahar 64. Metro Digital Internet Sahah Mohammad Salek Market, Room-6&7 (1st 14.32.0000.007.56.658.18.94 Rangpur Sadar Link Floor), Civil Station Road, Rangpur 65. Bangladesh Star Net Patuakhali Sarak, Rapatoli, Barisal 14.32.0000.007.56.665.18.95 Kotwali (BDS-Net) (Barisal) 66. Khulna Net 24 125/5 (KA) Sattar Biswash Sarak (Khokon 14.32.0000.007.56.649.18.96 Sonadanga Commissionar Gali), Kalvard Mor, Sonadanga, Khulna 67. Unity Links Gawsul Azam Masjid, Khaja Road, Chandgoan, 14.32.0000.007.56.655.18.97 Chandgaon Bahaddarhat,Chattogram 68. 3 Net Technology Bodiertek, 19 No. Dokkin Bakolia, Dost Mohammad 14.32.0000.007.56.666.18.98 Bakolia Colony, Bakolia, Chattogram 69. Skyline Broadband Nusrat Villa, Urban housing society, Hathazari 14.32.0000.007.56.660.19.99 Bayzid Bostami Road, West shahid nagar, Amin jute mill, Bayzid Bostami, Chattogram 70. Zero Net Bangladesh Forest Research Institute, Club market, 14.32.0000.007.56.668.18.100 Punchlish Solo Sahor, Chattogram 71. Tiger Technology Holding No. 21, Laila Super Market ( 2nd floor), 14.32.0000.007.56.667.18.101 Baizid Bostami Baluchara, Chattogram 72.
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