NEWS RELEASE

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CreditRiskMonitor.com, Inc.
Jerry Flum, CEO
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jerryf@crmz.com
 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

CreditRiskMonitor Receives $1.1 million in Litigation Settlement

VALLEY COTTAGE, NY — April 27, 2005 — CreditRiskMonitor (OTCBB: CRMZ), announced today that it has settled all outstanding litigation against Global Credit Services, Inc. in return for a cash payment of $1.1 million.

Jerry Flum, CEO, stated, “The litigation has been going on for four years. We believe it was prudent to settle now to stop the diversion of management’s time from running and growing our business. We are gratified and vindicated by the Court’s decision in August 2004 finding the defendants to be in contempt of court for their breach of a Settlement Agreement and awarding us compensatory and punitive damages and attorneys’ fees. It is time to write the final chapter to the litigation and we will now put the proceeds of this settlement to work, serving our customers and expanding our business.”

The text of the Court's August 6, 2004 decision and a related New York Law Journal article can be found at http://www.crmz.com/Docs/CourtDecision-2004-08-06.pdf and http://www.crmz.com/Docs/NYLawJournal-2004-08-24.pdf, respectively.

About CreditRiskMonitor

CreditRiskMonitor (www.crmz.com) is an Internet-based financial information analysis and news service designed for corporate credit professionals. Our comprehensive commercial credit reports cover tens of thousands of public companies around the world and include detailed financial statements and analyses, credit scores, company background information, Standard & Poor's ratings, competitive analyses, public record filings, and trade payment data. The CreditRiskMonitor continuous monitoring service keeps customers up to date on events affecting the credit worthiness of companies, including financial statement updates, SEC filings, S&P rating changes, and credit-relevant news stories and press releases.

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