You must go to the property office to pay the property fee.

You can call, visit, and post a list. If the owner agrees, you can go to the unit to get money. If you refuse to hand it in, you'd better not go. The effect is not good, but it is counterproductive. Your relationship with the owner is so stiff that the owner has no face in the unit. Send it by express or ordinary mail first, and keep the ticket stub to see how the other party reacts. If the stone sinks into the sea, does your company have a corresponding lawyer? If so, send the lawyer's letter to the place where the owner can receive it.

Of course, these are all better when your communication failed in the early stage and you are about to exceed the action limit.

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