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Speaker A: Connecting you now. This call is recorded. Hi. If you record your name and reason for calling, I'll see if this person is available. Speaker B: Hi, my name is Abby. I'm with Shoebox. I'm actually calling in regards to unclaimed property owed to you by the state of New York. Speaker A: Thanks, Harvey. Please stay on the line. Hello? Speaker B: Hello, this is Javi. I'm with Shoebox, and I'm trying to see if I can reach Georgie. Yes, Hi, Georgie. How are you today? Speaker A: Hi. Speaker B: Good. Speaker A: How are you? Excuse me, who is this? Speaker B: So I'm with. I'm having. With Shoebox, and we're calling because we found some public records under the company Direct Transportation. Is that. Are you still in business? Speaker A: Yes. Speaker B: Okay, great. So what we do is we go through some public records from the state of New York, and what I found here is a claim that hasn't been actually. Hasn't been claimed by you. It's under Direct Transportation, and the reported party was the state controller. Are you familiar with unclaimed funds in the state of New York claim? Are you familiar with them? With unclaimed funds? Speaker A: No. Speaker B: Okay, so unclaimed funds, it means that when a company owes you money in the city of New York and they cannot get a hold of you, what they do is they have to send that money that they owe you to the state of New York, and the state of New York holds that money for you until you come and get it, practically. So they do owe you some money. We don't have the exact amount. What I can tell you is just, you know, like, the last company I talked in the city of New York, they owed them about a thousand dollars. Speaker A: All right, can you send. If it's. If I own anything, can you send me my address? Speaker B: I can. You don't. Oh, they owe you money. So what I can do is I can send you an email. Do you have an email address? Speaker A: I cannot give you. It's not safe for me. If you send me my location, like, in my address. All paperworks, I'll check, but in the phone, I cannot tell you anything. Sorry about that. Speaker B: Okay, not a problem. Again, we're doing this for free and just to help businesses, but if you can't do an email, then we move on to the next company because we're just helping people. But if you. If you change your mind and you want to find out about the money that they owe you, if you want to get that money back, you. You have my number. Okay. Speaker A: All right. Thank you. Speaker B: You have a good one.