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(718) 595-7890 is a Robocall

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  • Transcript Dear property owner this is the city of New York calling because your name appears on The New York City Department of finances 90 day notice of Lien sale list for unpaid property tax water sewer or other property charges this is to notify you that we are having a tax lien assistance session at the New York City Department of Finance Business Center located at $14.00 floor desk as 0 694th Avenue on the 1st floor in Jamaica New York to be held on Wednesday March 11th 2025 pm to 7 pm this is a great opportunity to help clear up any outstanding items and we hope that you will be in attendance if you have any further questions please call 718-595-7890 representatives from the New York City's Department of Finance environmental protection and housing preservation and development will be on hand to meet with you want only one to help you avoid the leave sale we look forward to seeing you on March 11th.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 1 month ago

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