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Speaker A: Connecting you now. This call is recorded. Hello? Hello, this is Javi. I'm with two bucks. I'm calling for games. Speaker B: Okay. Speaker A: Hi, James. So we're calling in regards to some public records from the state of New York. It's actually good news. There is a record for an unclean fund under James Manecy Trucking, and it was reported by Oxford Health Insurance. Are you familiar with them? Speaker B: I have no idea, man. I'm retired. I don't understand why my name is still on the thing. So you have my phone number. Do you have my email address? I have no clue what you're talking about. So you'd have to go through the office. I mean, you have my email address. Speaker A: I do not, but I can email you the information if you'd like. Speaker B: All right, how about this? I'll give you a telephone number because. Again. Speaker A: Okay, so quick question, because the. The. Is the company still under your. Under your name? Speaker B: The company is under my name, yes. Speaker A: Because the money is owed to you, the state of New York. Speaker B: The money is owed me? Speaker A: Correct. Speaker B: I. I owe you or you owe me? Let's go with that. Speaker A: The state of New York. Okay. So the original person that owed you the money is Oxford Health Insurance. They couldn't get a hold of you. So in the state of New York, when a company owes you money, if they cannot get a hold of you, you got a whole money to the state, right? Well, they. They couldn't for some reason. So they send the money to the state, and then the state holds that money. And how much money are we talking in New York? I'm not able to tell. You would have to look at it yourself. But I can send you an email within certain terms on how to. Speaker B: Yeah, let's do an email. I don't know S. So it's S, M A, N, N E, S, E. Speaker A: Okay, so I got S as in Sam, Emma's in. Mary Speaker B: as an mm, Apple, then Nancy. Nancy. Then you got Edward. Sam. Edward@aol.com. Speaker A: that's easy enough. I'll go ahead and send you an email. All right. Speaker B: Yeah, do that. And then they'll figure it out. And I doubt if there's any money coming to me, but whatever, you know, you got a hold of me. No, they owed me money. They could just. I haven't moved in my entire life, so if they got some money, they could have sent me a check and said, here you go. But whatever, you know, so scams of today. Speaker A: You know, I. I didn't know when I started doing this, I had doesn't make any sense out there, but. But it is true. By law, they have to send that money to the state if they can. Speaker B: I'm not saying it's not or this or that. The other thing. It's just I haven't moved in my entire life. My telephone numbers have been the same number for 20 some years. So, I mean, if they really. They took my money, if they wanted to pay me back, I mean, I can't understand where the issue would be. This. Speaker A: I wish I could tell you, you know, I have no idea. Speaker B: Yeah, neither do I. Speaker A: But I'll send you the information. That way you can kind of look at it, hopefully get that money back. Okay. Speaker B: Thank you. Speaker A: You got it. All right. Well, you have a good one, James. Speaker B: Take care. Bye. Bye.