Central Payment Maintains A Grade

Central Payment is pleased to announce that it has maintained, for the third consecutive year, the overall rating grade of A as an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau.

Central Payment is pleased to announce that it has maintained, for the third consecutive year, the overall rating grade of A as an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau. In 2009, Central Payment received an overall grade of A - with improvements in customer satisfaction changing the grade to a solid A for 2010. As an Accredited Business with the BBB, Central Payment has agreed to adhere to the highest standards of fair and honest behavior as outlined in BBB's Code of Business Practices. Some of the practices include ensuring that all polices are clear, with no hidden exceptions or fees; keeping our promises, whether written or verbal; and to resolve any and all concerns in a timely matter.

The BBB issues Reliability Reports on all businesses, whether or not they are accredited. Accreditation of a business can be found on the business' webpage. Within the last 36 months, Central Payment has had 107 complaints resolved through the BBB. Within the last 12 months, the BBB has recommended Central Payment to 9332 prospective merchants and business owners inquiring about bankcard services. The greatest portion of the recommendations come from Central Payment's Accredited Business logo found on Central Payment's website: www.cpay.com. Central Payment portrays one of the best examples of how effective the BBB Accredited Business Online can be. Central Payment currently processes transactions for over 40,000 merchants across the nation.

About Central Payment Corporation

Central Payment ("CPAY") is a leading national provider of transaction processing services. As one of the fastest growing payment processors in the country, CPAY provides innovative electronic technology solutions, personal service and competitive pricing to more than 35,000 businesses across the country. It annually processes in excess of $2.5 billion in transactions.