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ONE STOP WIRELESS - PREPAID CELLULAR

RANCHO SANTA FE-USA

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Company Address: P.O. Box 7176,RANCHO SANTA FE,CA,USA 
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92067 
Telephone Number: 7607478075 (+1-760-747-8075) 
Fax Number: 7607474893 (+1-760-747-4893) 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
489903 
USA SIC Description:
Communications 
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