HOUSTON, TX -- March 27, 2006 -- World Trade Banc (www.worldtradebanc.com) today announced an agreement with White Springs Television and TalkStar Radio for handling $3 million of broadcast advertising media. "We are pleased to be working with White Springs because of their extensive reach in hard-to-penetrate markets across the United States and Canada," said World Trade Banc chairman Roy Flis.

White Springs Television delivers classic motion pictures via satellite to local US stations coast to coast. TalkStar Radio provides free, high quality talk radio via satellite to radio stations across the United States and Canada.

"Media availability on White Springs networks," Flis said, "means World Trade Banc member businesses can increase sales and profitability by leveraging their surplus goods and services to pay for broadcast advertising and thus reach new customers with extreme cost-effectiveness," Flis said. "It's a win-win for White Springs, World Trade Banc and WTB members."

About World Trade Banc

World Trade Banc (www.worldtradebanc.com), headquartered in Houston, Texas, is one of North America's largest business barter exchange systems. WTB maintains a vast online marketplace where participants, without using cash, buy and sell everything from advertising media and office equipment to brand-name jewelry and luxury cruises.

Businesses and self-employed individuals - WTB members - provide their surplus to system participants and shop from millions of dollars of goods and services in World Trade Banc's commerce network. Instead of cash, participants transact using Trade Dollars, a legal private currency pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar.

Members use World Trade Banc to conserve cash, capture new customers, reduce surplus, increase income and profitability, access generous trade credit lines, and gain new tax-planning flexibility.

Tax exempt organizations joining World Trade Banc attract donations from the worldwide business membership. They spend donated trade dollars on vitally needed goods and services to further their good works while conserving cash.