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GEORGETOWN VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Cell Phone Shack (Smart Click) 22 North Road, Lacytown 2230553/616-6667 Cell Point 120 Regent Street Lacytown 227-5659 / 644-5702/645-4900 Future Vision Electronics 48 Robb Street 642-1010 G & J Phone Cards Investment 171 Mandela Avenue 223-5002/231-4069/643-7294 Gizmos & Gadget 13 North & Wellington Streets, 223-5282/223-6004/223-6006/624-6080 K Tronics 93 Regent Street, Lacytown 622-2426/223-0337/223-0997 Leading Techonolgy 6 America Street, Stabroek 648-6600 MJM Enterprise 61 Cummings Street, Alberttown 227-5211/628-2841 Electronic City 13 Fourth Ave Subryanville 627-7274/6214700/231-0264 The Cell Shop 146 Regent Street Bourda 231-3837/ 623-3400 Unique Innovations Stabroek Market 649-5232/2314436 Natasha Gift Centre 111-112 Regent Street ( City Mall) 627-8340 Viscom Fogarty Fogarty's Building 228-5299/220-0161/648-1938 EAST COAST DEMERARA VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Viscom A Belmont, Mahaica 228-5299/220-0161/648-1938 T & J DVD Club 499 Foulis E.C.D 255-0007/613-0049/6564014 EAST BANK DEMERARA VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER The Community Pharmacy 39 Public Road Grove Public Road, EBD 265-5061/610-5800/6226900 Net 2 Go 374 Herstelling, EBD 615-4661 WEST COAST DEMERARA VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Cell King 29 Stelling Road Vreed En Hoop 264-3734 /645-5734 Telco Solutions S' Stelling Road Vreed En Hoop 264-0600 / 623-1033 Mobile Wizard 163 Old Road, Parika, EBE 655-0767/6502498 Ali K's Pharmacy & Variety Store 1983 Parika,EBE 650-4504 / 260-4986 Wireless Revolutions Parika Post Office, Parika, EBE 683-9527/629-7730 ESSEQUIBO COAST VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Ravindra Singh Electronics Stall #50-51 Anna Regina Market 771-4006 / 622-9192 Tomesh Computers 25 Public Road Taymounth Manor 653-1516 / 610-4463 Future Electronics 1 & 2 Reliance 646-4008 WEST COAST BERBICE VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Arshad Jewellery 13 Section A D'Edwards Village 609-5002/327-5850 ND Kemraj General Store (CELL PHONE WIZ) Bush Lot W.C.B 232-0629 Cellphonix 88 Public Road Rosignol 611-1705/653-9292 K & J Trading Bath/Waterloo W.C.B 622-0286 NEW AMSTERDAM VEDNORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Future Vision Electronics Pitt Street New Amsterdam 333-4661 CORENTYNE VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Unicell Plus 81 Rosehall 337-4495 / 337-4505 /658-1000 Rudolph VM Samaroo (Sensation) Q Springlands Corriverton 335-3550/626-4570 Cell Tech Rose Hall Town Market 6167395 Metric Cell Phone Skeldon Market Corriverton 610-6802/610-6637/616-6143 Imran & sons 73 Public Road Rose Hall Town 3374502/6264502 LINDEN VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Nigel's Establishment Stall # 119 Mc Kenzie Arcade 444-6502/621-3465 Lakes Electronics 27 Co-op Cresent Mc Kenzie 444-6658/619-0000 BARTICA VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Raymond & Daughter's Establishment 30 Second Avenue, Bartica 644-9112 LETHEM VENDORS ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER Rash Communications Lethem 620-9999.

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