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SmartServ Strikes Deal to Sell Prepaid Mobile Applications

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Jan 8, 2003, 7:00 AM by (staff)

SmartServ Online and Wireless Retail yesterday announced a program to sell prepaid wireless data application bundles at retail locations. The bundles will be available as prepaid cards sold at Wireless Retails' national network of "store-in-a-store" locations. National retailers will be able to offer their customers immediate access to wireless data applications in conjunction with the sale of a wireless device and service plan. One of the first products available will be the Mobile Fun-N-Games card for ring tones, music and games.

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