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BillServ.Com(BLLS) Going for the EBPP Market Small Billers
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Emcee:  TLindt Type:  Unmoderated
Wednesday January 6, 8:17 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release

billserv.com Begins Operations, Appoints CFO and Signs First Internet Billing Customer

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 6, 1999--billserv.com Inc. (OTC BB:BLLS - news), a consolidator of Internet billing clearinghouse services, began operations in November 1998.

By virtue of a reverse merger with a company quoted on the Nasdaq OTC Bulletin Board, billserv.com began trading on Dec. 3, 1998, under the symbol ''BLLS.''

Established in July 1998, billserv.com is a consolidator in the Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) Industry. EBPP is a process of presenting a bill in a secure environment on the Internet and allowing the customer to pay the bill through electronic transfer of funds. Market projections indicate that consumers will view and pay over 1 billion bills through EBPP by the year 2001, increasing to more than 8 billion by 2007.

The management at billserv.com includes Michael R. Long, chairman and chief executive officer; Louis A. Hoch, director, president and chief operating officer; and David S. Jones, director and senior vice president.

Michael R. Long has 29 years of senior executive management and systems development experience in six publicly traded companies, including U.S. Long Distance (now owned by Qwest Communications International (NASDAQ:QWST - news)) and Billing Concepts (NASDAQ:BILL - news). Most recently, Long served as a director of business development in the financial services sector for Andersen Consulting.

Louis A. Hoch has more than 12 years management experience in large systems development, and is nationally recognized as an expert in Call Center/Voice System/Computer Telephony Integration. Hoch has held positions with U.S. Long Distance, Billing Concepts and Andersen Consulting.

David S. Jones has taken an active role in the electronic billing industry since its inception, defining the strategic direction of an electronic billing product for an industry leader in billing for telecom companies. Jones previously held an Internet engineering position with Billing Concepts.

billserv.com has four projected revenue streams: eServe (Internet billing clearinghouse services), ePublishing (electronic publishing), eCare (Internet-enabled customer care center) and eConsulting (professional services).

billserv.com targets small-to-medium volume billers, such as utilities, credit card companies, financial services enterprises and large ''print-house'' service companies that require assistance into entry of EBPP for their customers' conversion to EBPP.

The company expects to have its systems operational in March 1999.

billserv.com today also announced the appointment of Lori Turner as its chief financial officer. Turner formerly served as the CFO of Docucon, an electronic imaging company headquartered in San Antonio. Turner will be principally responsible for the financial decisions of the company.

Michael R. Long, chairman and CEO of billserv.com, stated, ''We are very excited about Ms. Turner joining our company. She brings a great deal of experience in working with high-tech companies such as ours in areas that cover mergers and acquisitions, SEC filings, investor relations, strategic planning, financial reporting and budgeting.''

billserv.com today also announced that it has signed an exclusive three-year agreement with Holmes & Shaw Inc. to provide Internet billing services to its customer base. Holmes & Shaw Inc. is a 30-year-old privately held company based in San Antonio, that provides state-of-the-art print, mail and fulfillment services to its customer base. Through its ability to serve customers on a national basis, Holmes & Shaw Inc. currently generates approximately 3.5 million pages of print mail per month.

George V. Shaw III, vice president of Holmes & Shaw Inc., stated, ''We are impressed with billserv.com's ability to deliver electronic billing presentment and payment services to our customers. We are convinced that billserv.com is a company that will deliver a totally paperless billing solution and we look forward to developing a long-lasting relationship that is built upon trust and hard work.''

Long stated, ''The Holmes & Shaw Inc. alignment as a business partner with billserv.com provides a compelling value proposition to their customers by easing their entry into the EBPP marketplace. Holmes and Shaw Inc. is also fully aligned with the billserv.com philosophy of attracting outstanding people, delivering the highest quality products and unequalled service. We believe this partnering will serve our customers well by providing them with full-service billing functions for electronic capability as well as traditional print and mail.''

Certain statements contained herein are ''forward-looking'' statements (as such term is defined in the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995). Because such statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.

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Contact:

billserv.com, San Antonio
Robert Smith, 888/559-4184
billserv.com
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918Message 18410256 <i>Everybody get your heads up and out of the buttocksesTLindt-1/6/2003
917Lookslike BLLS was absolutely perfectly priced in the market today -- no change,King David-8/20/2002
916Pete, with the latest movement in the stock price, I'm guesing some pretyy wKing David-5/24/2002
915BLLS Dinner details. your questions for Mr. Long are welcome. even if you can peat-5/19/2002
914thanks peat. daveKing David-5/16/2002
913obviously you are not buying at your previous pace. this leads to lower buying ppeat-5/16/2002
912I have a question for him: why is his stock sucking so bad? kdKing David-5/14/2002
911we are closing restaurants, not bars. sorry if i misled. PKpeat-5/8/2002
910for the 4th time in a row Mr. Long, CEO BLLS, will be spending the evening beforpeat-5/8/2002
909>>>And voila! NASD changes requirements. Dammit, i shoulda asked for a TLindt-1/8/2002
908And voila! NASD changes requirements. Dammit, i shoulda asked for a pony. KDKing David-9/28/2001
907Anyone think that NASD will loosen up on delisting requirements given the currenKing David-9/24/2001
906louis, michael, and david all bought small quantities lately. the size of any ofpeat-8/31/2001
905I guess he feels this is a good price. DJ Insider Buys 5,700 of BILLSERV.COM INRob C.-8/30/2001
904given the markets reactions to BLLS report, I'm assuming no one was real impKing David-7/26/2001
903Billserv Connects Companies to Their Customers Through Its Advanced eBilling, Rob C.-7/25/2001
902Provide Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Services SAN ANTONIO, May 3Rob C.-5/30/2001
901I don't see this one making it long term. That's blunt, but that what ITLindt-5/15/2001
900some quick thoughts on the c-call. ? of the day. who is the "unannounced peat-5/10/2001
899ditto on the being green comments - after getting in at 4, did a lot of cherry pKing David-5/10/2001
898didn't that Kermit guy have something to say about being green? congrads peat-5/10/2001
897Green at last. Green at last. Thank God Almighty I'm green at last in BillBruce Prescott-5/10/2001
896Good news for BillServ... <b> Metavante To Acquire Derivion, Technology LBenny Baga-5/1/2001
895this is definitely not the direction i would've guessed BLLS would move todaKing David-4/25/2001
894>>>Where else can they go at this point? I think that would be a great Mr. Mo-4/25/2001
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