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City Convenience
About
City Convenience is a campus convenience store offering a complete assortment of mid-afternoon snacks, Dunkin pick-me-ups, and fresh sushi. They provide power in the palm of your hand to order favorite Subway sandwiches for pick-up on Grubhub.
Business types
Convenience StoreCampusSnacksMobile Ordering
Revenue
$4,500,000
Address
275 Babcock St, Boston, MA 02215, US
Number of locations
2
Ratings & Reviews
2.7(3 reviews)Peter Cusato is the President of City Convenience.
The estimated revenue is set at the upper end of the industry range, influenced by the campus-centric model and mobile ordering, yet tempered by its limited scale.
The decision makers in City Convenience are Peter Cusato and Dave Gallagher.
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After enriching decision maker emails they will either be labeled as "verified" or "unknown". "Verified" emails are emails that have been checked by our system and that it can be delivered. "Unknown" emails are ones that are not able to be fully verified but are able to be delivered to around 80% of the time.
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There are 2 ways to do that: 1. Use AI leads finder and input filtering criteria. e.g. "closed on Saturdays" 2. Use the "add enrichment" function in your leads list to return custom data.
When you export from the AI Leads Finder, the total number of leads is sometimes just an estimate rather than an exact count.
