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Estado Carabobo -..::MOVILNET Puntos de venta un1ca Electrónica Estado Carabobo Municipio Nombre Dirección AV BOLIVAR, CC. AMERICA, LOCAL 5, BEJUMA, ESTADO BEJUMA COMUNICANDO, CA CARABOBO. COMPUS TECNOLOGIA Y BEJUMA AV CARABOBO, LOCAL 19-2, BEJUMA , EDO CARABOBO SERVICIOS CA Calle Diego de Tovar, Edif Hersa, Local 3, Mariara, Estado DIEGO IBARRA JS CONSTRUCTOR, C.A. Carabobo AV PIAR CON CALLE AREVALO GONZALEZ, CENTRO COMERCIAL DIEGO IBARRA J BARRIG, C.A. GUACARA PLAZA, LOCAL 1, GUACARA ESTADO CARABOBO CALLE PLAZA ENTRE AV SUCRE Y AV BOLÍVAR, EDIFICIO FIX, GUACARA CORPLATINA, C.A. NIVEL PB, LOCAL 2, MUNICIPIO GUACARA, ESTADO CARABOBO. C/ PIAR CON C/ AREVALO GONZALEZ, SECTOR NEGRO INVERSIONES PALMETTO GUACARA PRIMERO, CC GUACARA PLAZA, PB, LC PBK7, GUACARA, CELL-TALK, CA CARABOBO SERVICIOS AV BOLIVAR CRUCE CON CALLE URDANETA, LOCAL # 2 MONTALBAN MENSAEXPRESS, CA MONTALBAN, EDO. CARABOBO AV UNIVERSIDAD, SECTOR LA GRANJA, CC. LA GRANJA, PB, NAGUANAGUA CELLMARKET, CA LOCAL 5C-15, NAGUANAGUA, EDO. CARABOBO URB JARDINES DE MOÑONGO, CC. SAMBIL, NIVEL MOÑONGO, NAGUANAGUA VOCALTEL, CA LOCAL MA-12, NAGUANAGUA, VALENCIA, EDO.CARABOBO INVERSIONES AV. UNIVERSIDAD, C.C. SAN ANDRES, NIVEL MEZZANINA, NAGUANAGUA FRANMIGKAR, C.A LOCAL 2-B, NAGUANAGUA, ESTADO CARABOBO. TELECOMUNICACIONES CALLE JUNCAL ENTRE REGENERACIÓN Y BERMUDEZ, # 17-53, PUERTO CABELLO S@G@DI & PUNTO, C.A. PUERTO CABELLO, ESTADO CARABOBO DISTRIBUIDORA DE PRODUCTOS Y URB CUMBOTO NORTE, AV SALOM, C.C. LA CASONA, LOCALES PUERTO CABELLO SERVICIOS, C.A. 5 Y 6, PUERTO CABELLO, ESTADO CARABOBO. DISPROSER, C.A. AV BOLIVAR, ENTRE CALLE URDANETA Y MIRANDA, EDF PUERTO CABELLO MAFHEL CELULARES CA CORPORACION RODRIGUEZ, LC 1329, PUERTO CABELLO, VALENCIA AV INTERCOMUNAL SAN DIEGO, C.C. SAN DIEGO FIN DE SIGLO, KONNECTION'S SAN DIEGO GRAN BAZAR SAN DIEGO, NIVEL PB, LOCAL LC/PB-2, INVERSIONES, CA MUNICIPIO SAN DIEGO, ESTADO CARABOBO. Sector Big LoW Center, Avenida Principal Parque Comercio COMUNICACIONES Industrial Castillito, Centro Comercial Big Low Center, Nivel SAN DIEGO INTEGRALES S-6, C.A Nave A, Local 22, Mun, Valencia, Valencia, Edo Carabobo, Venezuela, Puntos de venta un1ca Electrónica Municipio Nombre Dirección Calle Cantaura, cruce con calle Escalona, Centro Profesional VALENCIA CDC. CANTAURA, C.A. Euro, Valencia Av Lara cruce con Av Farriar, C.C. Hotel Lipi, PB, Sector La VALENCIA COP CELL, C.A. Candelaria, Valencia, Carabobo. URB Trigal Norte, Avenida Mañongo, Entre Calle Apolo y Calle Neptuno, Centro Comercial Patio Trigal, Nivel PB, Local 602, VALENCIA HF TELECOM, C.A. Frente de Cerrajeria Aladín, Mun Valencia, Valencia, Edo Carabobo, Venezuela, CALLE RONDÓN CRUCE CON AV MONTES DE OCA, CC. VALENCIA ALL CELL'S , C.A CARACARA, LOCAL 101-80, VALENCIA, ESTADO CARABOBO. AV PASEO CABRIALES, TORRE MOVILNET, PB, LOCAL 15, VALENCIA OMNICELL I, CA VALENCIA, CARABOBO SECTOR: EL VIÑEDO AVENIDA: BOLIVAR ENTRE CALLE: 145 Y CALL SITE 151 CENTRO COMERCIAL: EXITO VALENCIA NIVEL: VALENCIA COMUNICACIONES, C.A. HIPERMERCADO LOCAL: H9 ESTADO:CARABOBO MUNICIPIO:VALENCIA LOCALIDAD:VALENCIA SECTOR: CENTRO ENTRE CALLE: PÁEZ Y CALLE COLOMBIA COMUNICACIONES CENTRO COMERCIAL: PASAJE CENTRO NIVEL: PB LOCAL: C VALENCIA CENTER MOVIL 2000 ESTADO:CARABOBO MUNICIPIO:VALENCIA C.A. LOCALIDAD:VALENCIA PUNTO DE REFERENCIA:FRENTE A LA PLAZA BOLÍVAR COMUNICACIONES Av SEQUICENTENARIA, CC PETROS L-1, PB , LC7, DIAGONAL A VALENCIA CENTER MOVIL 2000 LA PLAZA DE TOROS,VALENCIA, CARABOBO C.A. AV LARA, CC. GRAN PRIX, LOCAL #7, P.B, VALENCIA, VALENCIA VIGCELL, C.A. EDO.CARABOBO AV PPAL FLOR AMARILLO, C.C. ARBORAL, PB, FLOR AMARILLO, VALENCIA SOLUCIONES 2011, C.A. EDO. CARABOBO.
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