About Continental Services
Continental Services is a leading food management and hospitality provider headquartered in Troy, Michigan. Operating across Michigan and the broader Great Lakes region, the company designs and runs corporate cafés, workplace dining programs, micro‑markets, vending services, office coffee and pantry programs, and full‑service catering for events and special venues, including luxury yachts. Their offerings are tailored for corporate campuses, industrial sites, and institutional clients that want on‑site food and beverage solutions without operating them in‑house.
A charge labeled something like “CTLP*CONTINENTAL SERVI” with a location in Michigan (for example Bloomfield Hills or nearby cities) is typically associated with a purchase made through a Continental‑managed food or beverage outlet, such as a workplace cafeteria, micro‑market kiosk, vending machine, or self‑service market. The “CTLP” portion refers to a payment processing platform (commonly tied to Cantaloupe, Inc.) that handles transactions for unattended or semi‑attended machines, while “Continental Servi” reflects Continental Services as the underlying merchant. These charges may be for one‑time purchases (meals, snacks, beverages) or repeated, small transactions if you frequently use the same Continental‑operated location at work or a serviced facility.
If you have questions about this charge, first match the transaction date and amount with when you bought food or drinks at your workplace café, micro‑market, or a Continental‑run venue. Check for a receipt from a kiosk, point‑of‑sale terminal, or any email/app receipt if your employer uses a stored‑value or badge‑pay system at Continental locations. If the charge is still unclear, contact Continental Services using the information on their website or ask your workplace facilities or HR team, who often manage the relationship with Continental and can help identify the specific café or market. For potentially unauthorized charges, you should also notify your card issuer promptly so they can investigate and, if needed, block your card and reverse fraudulent transactions.