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Darelle Online Solutions Inc

4610 Sheridan Ridge Road
Nanaimo BC V9T 6S6 CAN
P: 778-840-3325
F: 403-770-0171
https://www.darelle.com

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    Darelle Online Solutions Inc is a Canada-based company. The company is mainly engaged in providing an online raffle lottery system to charities. The online raffle program enables charitable and non-profit organizations to create, sell, deliver, and manage their raffle ticket and 50/50 draws completely online. In addition, the company is also engaged in the development of various software solutions that can be easily integrated with the customer's websites. The company's revenue consists of consideration from customers for set-up fees and processing fees.

    Key Executives

    NameTitle
    Dean BethuneDirector/CEO/President
    Scott HamiltonDirector/CFO
    Kyle KotapskiPresident, Subsidiary

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