XXXX I attempted to purchase {$170.00} worth of materials from XXXX in XXXX, TN using my business check issued by the XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. The check was declined by Certegy Check Services. I called Certegy Check Services from XXXX and was asked if I wanted to be placed on their VIP List. The Certegy rep said this may or may not allow the check to be accepted. I said yes. He said wait 10 minutes and try to run the check through again. I did twice ; the check was declined XXXX times. I requested a copy of the declination from Certegy Check Services. It indicates that Certegy already approved XXXX previous checks from my business checking account totaling {$600.00}. Yet Certegy declined my check for {$170.00}. They only stated that my check " matched a high-risk pattern, our automated system provided a less than favorable recommendation. '' The XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX is a valid institution. My business is licensed by the State of Tennessee. There were ample funds in my business checking account to cover the amount of purchase from XXXX ( {$170.00} ). Even Certegy 's records indicated that they had previously approved XXXX checks from my business totaling {$600.00}. How can another check from my business be considered high risk by Certegy 's automated system? 
Bottom line. Certegy Check Services has apparently not straightened out their act as a result of the XX/XX/XXXX FTC lawsuit file against Certegy Check Services. 
