Never got toll in the mail (NY)

Driving home from Maine on June 27th (about one and a half months ago), I passed (briefly) through New York City, and entered Manhattan by the Henry Hudson Bridge. Signs indicated that I would have my license plate photographed and receive a toll bill for $5.50 in the mail. The bill never arrived. Will there be a consequence to not paying the toll if I ever drive through New York again? Is there a way to deal with this online?
EDIT: My car is leased, and the bill went to the leasing company - this possibility (or that it would be relevant at all) did not occur to me because I assumed it would be sent based on the name of the registration rather than the name of the actual owner. I was able to pay the toll by calling in to the number given in the answer.
EDIT2: I eventually received a bill anyway, in October. I could not log in on the tolls by mail website, so I assumed it had cleared itself up. I lost track of the second bill in holiday season chaos, and eventually had to call by phone again to resolve the issue. Fortunately, I had kept the confirmation number from my original payment, but to anyone else in this situation I would recommend not attempting as I did to pay over the phone without having received a bill - you will be billed eventually.
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The bill is not sent to the credit bureaus. I know that, l was in the situation. Lots of vehicles are registered on company names, companies do not have a credit bureau reporting protocol. I was personally told by the collection agency:" we do not report it to credit bureaus".
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How long does it take to get NY toll bill in Mail?
Toll Bills are mailed approximately 30-40 days after your first date of travel. If you don't want to wait for the Bill, you can search and pay for tolls by license plate. Toll transactions will be available approximately one week from the date of travel.How do I know if I have an unpaid toll NY?
How can I check the status of a violation? Go to www.E-ZPassNY.com and click on Violations and follow the instructions. You will need your violation number and license plate number.because the mail never stops...
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