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Listas Agencias GRAN CARACAS ALTAMIRA EL CEMENTERIO (C.C. Merposur) LAS IBARRAS Av. San Juan Bosco entre 3ra. y 5ta. transversal Av. Principal de El Cementerio cruce con calle Av. Urdaneta, entre esquinas de Pelota e Ibarras, de Altamira, Edif. Alvesilva, P.B., Caracas. Degredo Ampliación Mercado Merposur, Edif. Caoma, P.B., Local A - 1, Caracas. Piso 2, Locales: 61 y 62, Caracas. BELLO MONTE LAS MERCEDES Calle Garcilazo y Av. Chama, CC Centro Polo 1, EL ROSAL Calle París, entre las avenidas Nueva York y Caroni, PB; Locales 3 y 4, Bello Monte, Caracas. Av. Tamanaco, Hotel J.W. Marriott, El Rosal, Edif. El Primero, P.B., Local-A, Las Mercedes, Caracas. edo. Miranda. CATIA Av. El Atlántico, 5ta. Avenida, esquina Suroeste, GUATIRE (C.C. Buenaventura) LOS DOS CAMINOS (C.C. Millenium Mall) Edif. Drago, P.B., Catia, Caracas. Av. Intercomunal Guarenas-Guatire, Av. Rómulo Gallegos, C.C. Millenium Mall, Nivel CATIA LA MAR C.C Buenaventura, Nivel Expoaventura, Comercio 1, Los Dos Caminos, edo. Miranda. Local No. CDBP-7, Guatire, edo. Miranda. Av. Atlántida y Calle 11, Edif. Marú, P.B., MAIQUETÍA Catia La Mar, edo. Vargas. LA CANDELARIA Calle Real de San Sebastián, entre esquinas CHACAO (C.C. Sambil) Esquinas de Miguelacho a Misericordia, de Jefatura a Cristo, C.C. Maiquetía Plaza, Av. Libertador, C.C. Sambil, Nível Autopista, Edif. Doramil, P.B., La Candelaria, locales A2 y A3, estado Vargas. entre Plaza La Música y Plaza Central,Chacao, Caracas. QUINTA CRESPO Caracas. LA NORIA ( SEDE PRINCIPAL) Entre Calle 200 y 300, Qta. Crespo, CHACAO (C.C. Merpoeste) Paseo Enrique Eraso, entrada Urb. San Román, Caracas. Calle Los Ángeles y Pantín, P.B., Nivel Centro Torre La Noria, P.B., San Román, Las Mercedes, SABANA GRANDE (Av. Francisco Solano) de Compras Merpoeste, urbanización Estado Caracas. Leal, Chacao. Estado Miranda. Av. Francisco Solano entre Calle Negrín y los LA TRINIDAD Apamates, Conjunto Residencial Solano, Torre C, C.C.C.T. P.B., Local 11, Urb. Sabana Grande, Caracas. Av. La Estancia con Av. Ernesto Blohm, C.C.C.T., Av. González Rincones, Quinta Joysa Coromoto, Nivel C1, Local47-D-01, Chuao, Caracas. La Trinidad, edo. Miranda. SAN ANTONIO (C.C. La Casona II) EL CEMENTERIO (C.C. Merponorte) LA URBINA Km 16 de la Carretera Panamericana, Sector La Rosaleda, Centro Comercial La Casona II, Calle 1, Residencias Nelissa, PB., Local 1. Av. Principal de el Cementerio cruce con calle Nivel 1, San Antonio de los Altos, edo. Miranda. la Acequia ampliación Mercado Merponorte, La Urbina. Caracas. Piso 1, Locales 29 y 30, Dtto Capital, Caracas. AGENCIAS DEL INTERIOR ESTADO ANZOÁTEGUI ESTADO NUEVA ESPARTA El TIGRE VALENCIA (C.C. Guaparo) PORLAMAR Av. Francisco de Miranda, Edif. Pueblo Nuevo Av. Bolívar Norte, C.C. Guaparo, Valencia. Av. 4 de Mayo, Edif. Torre Plaza, P.B., Porlamar. Norte, P.B., El Tigre. VALENCIA SAN DIEGO PORLAMAR CENTRO LECHERÍA Av. Don Julio Centeno, Terrazas de Castillito, Cruce de las calles San Nicolás con Boulevard Gómez, Av. Principal de Lechería, C.C. Aventura Plaza, San Diego, C.C. Termini, P.B., Local 1, San Diego, Antiguo Edif. Sunny, Piso1, Porlamar. P.B., Lechería. Valencia. ESTADO PORTUGUESA ESTADO FALCON PUERTO LA CRUZ ARAURE PUNTO FIJO Calle Maneiro con Honduras, Edif. Latina, P.B., Av. Los Pioneros, C.C. Agrícola La Espiga, P.B., Local 02 Puerto La Cruz. Calle Comercio, entre Talavera y Argentina, Araure., Edif. Alba, P.B. Punto Fijo., ESTADO TACHIRA ESTADO ARAGUA ESTADO GUÁRICO SAN CRISTÓBAL – BARRIO OBRERO CAGUA CALABOZO Carrera 22 entre calle 9 y 10, local 9-68, Barrio Obrero, Av. Octavio Viana, Centro Administrativo, Calle Miranda, local N° 36-16-1, Cagua. San Cristóbal. instalaciones del Hotel Giardini, P.B., Calabozo. MARACAY LAS DELICIAS ESTADO LARA ESTADO TRUJILLO Final Av. Las Delicias, C. C. Locatel, P.B., VALERA BARQUISIMETO CENTRO Maracay. Av. Bolívar, Sector Las Acacias, entre calles 19 y 20, Carrera 21, entre calles 27 y 28, C.C Torre Cristal Valera. MARACAY (C.C. Galería Plaza) P.B., Barquisimeto. Avenida Bolívar con Calle Libertad, ESTADO ZULIA BARQUISIMETO ESTE C.C. Galería Plaza, Nivel 1, Maracay. MARACAIBO (C.C. Caribe) Avenida Lara con Calle 8, C.C. Churun Merú; P.B, Av. 11 y 12, entre Calles 96 y 97, C. C. Caribe, P.B., LocaL ES-01, Nueva Segovia, Barquisimeto. l ESTADO BOLIVAR Maracaibo. PUERTO ORDAZ BARQUISIMETO ZONA INDUSTRIAL Av. Cuchivero, Edif. Tamanaco, Local 1, MARACAIBO LA LIMPIA Zona Industrial I, Edif. Multiservicios Comdibar, Calle 79, esquina con avenida 71ª, Edif. Chou, P.B., P.B., Sector Altavista Norte, Puerto Ordaz. P.B, Local 1, Barquisimeto. Local N°. 53ª-06, La Limpia, Maracaibo. SAN FÉLIX ESTADO MÉRIDA MARACAIBO – LAS DELICIAS Av. Manuel Piar, C. C. Auyantepui, P.B., Av. Las Delicias, calle 59, Residencia María Paula, San Félix. EL VIGÍA Av. Bolivar, C.C. El Rattan, PB. Mérida Local 1, Maracaibo. ESTADO CARABOBO ESTADO MONAGAS PUERTO CABELLO (C.E Puerto Azul) MATURÍN Calle Municipio, Centro Empresarial Puerto Próximamente Azul, P.B., Locales 5 y 6, Puerto Cabello. Av. Raúl Leoni, C.C. Sigo, Local No. 43-B, Maturín. Merpoeste, Maracaibo Av. 5 de julio y Merpolara MATURÍN LAS AVENIDAS Carrera 12, Centro Profesional Cristina, PB, Local N° 5, Maturín. 0501-BANPLUS (2267587).
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