EFTA Document EFTA01315161
Invoice Number: 5-917-74485 invoice Date: Sep 10. 2001 Account Number: 1144.20866 Page: 1 o16 FedEx Tax M: 71.0427007 JEFFREY E EPSTEIN 457 MADISON AVE NEW YORK NY 10022-6843 Billing Account Shipping Address: JEFFREY E EPSTEIN 457 MADISON AVE NEW YORK NY 10022-6843 US Invoice Summary Sep 10. 2001 Invoice Questions? FedEx Account Services Phone: (800) 622-1147 M-F 7-6 (CST) Fax: (800) 548.3020 Internet: vnwr.fedex.com FedEx Express Services Transportation Charges Base Di
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Invoice Number: 5-917-74485 invoice Date: Sep 10. 2001 Account Number: 1144.20866 Page: 1 o16 FedEx Tax M: 71.0427007 JEFFREY E EPSTEIN 457 MADISON AVE NEW YORK NY 10022-6843 Billing Account Shipping Address: JEFFREY E EPSTEIN 457 MADISON AVE NEW YORK NY 10022-6843 US Invoice Summary Sep 10. 2001 Invoice Questions? FedEx Account Services Phone: (800) 622-1147 M-F 7-6 (CST) Fax: (800) 548.3020 Internet: vnwr.fedex.com FedEx Express Services Transportation Charges Base Di
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