No Borders Founder Interviewed by Businessweek Magazine in Article Entitled ``Embracing Illegals -- Companies Are Getting Hooked on the Buying Power of 11 Million Undocumented Immigrants''.

LOS ANGELES -- No Borders, Inc. (OTCBB:NBDR), in the business of providing financial services to immigrants of developing countries, announced today that the company has been featured in the cover story article of Businessweek magazine.

R. Michael Rosenfeld, acting CEO of No Borders, announced that Raul Hinojosa, Co-Founder of No Borders and an Associate Professor of Political Economy at the University of California at Los Angeles, was interviewed by Brian Grow in the article entitled "Embracing Illegals; Companies are getting hooked on the buying power of 11 million undocumented immigrants." The article focuses on the money that illegal immigrants spend and transfer, and discusses the growing market for services and products targeted to illegal immigrants. No Borders' strategy and vision is to provide low cost stored value card services and products for international consumers, and to capture market share in this rapidly growing industry of both documented and undocumented immigrants. The full article can be viewed at www.businessweek.com by clicking on the cover story.

No Borders' business focus is to provide a debit and stored value card platform through which the vast immigrant population and their families back home can access a variety of low cost financial services and products. This focus varies significantly from the focus of companies engaged in providing money transfer services. No Borders, through its alliances with licensed remittance companies and its proprietary stored value card platform, offers immigrant customers the ability to send money back home at a significantly lower cost than is currently charged by competitors. However, at the same time, through its card platform, No Borders offers to the same customers the ability to use its bank issued debit cards to store cash, access ATMs, pay for goods and services at retail outlets, and access the panoply of quality low cost goods and services No Borders' current and future alliance partners will offer the No Borders' cardholders, such as the current medical discount plan, and in the future, low cost mortgages, business loans and bill payment services, among many others.

Dr. Hinojosa believes that this riation to the current financial services market is full of potential. Mr. Rosenfeld stated that "the vision created by our co-founder, a true expert in this field, and the platform and business models the Company has created, will, we firmly believe, allow No Borders to penetrate this massive market as we go head to head with companies like First Data Corp.'s (FDC) Western Union Financial Services and other wire transfer service enterprises."

Recently at a No Borders outlet in Venice, Calif., 26-year-old Felix Castillo (not his real name), an undocumented immigrant from Santa Ana de Valle, Mexico, showed off his 4-month-old son, Lucas, to his grandparents at home in Mexico via a 52-inch TV and a Webcam. No Borders' affiliates have set up outlets in small villages in Mexico to make such connections. The cost to the consumer is $25 for 30 minutes. On both sides of the border, the families chatted using their Zapoteca dialect. Castillo's parents had never seen their grandson. "I hadn't seen my mother in four years. Now, I've seen her three times in three months," says Castillo, a food runner at a Venice restaurant who crossed the border seven years ago. Mr. Rosenfeld stressed that "providing access to such a meaningful service for a reasonable price further intertwines, and in some small way enriches the lives of, long separated family members who reside in different countries. At the same time, providing this service creates customer awareness and an additional profitable revenue source for No Borders."

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