NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Great West Gold, Inc. (Pink Sheets:GWGO) announced on October 31, 2006 and on November 3, 2006 that the Company was experiencing problems with its E Mail Servers and to date not been receiving communications from stockholders for over ten days. The Company can confirm that these technical problems have been resolved at 11h00 EST today.
The Company's web site designers will commence with the uploading of the amendments to the Corporate web site to reflect the significant restructuring of the Company and the details of its recent acquisitions.
The Company received in excess of 3,000 E Mail and "Live Person" enquiries, which have just been downloaded. Management will now be in a position to commence responding to these enquiries. Stockholders are asked to exercise patience as responding to this many enquiries for information, will take some time.
About Great West Gold, Inc.
Great West Gold, Inc., www.greatwestgold.com, a gold mining exploration stage company, engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mining properties in the United States. The Company has Gold assets through its holdings in "Bouse", "Mockingbird", "Ambassador", "Yaba", "Golden Eagle", "Bonanza", "Storm Cloud", ""Starlight", "Venezia", "Federal", "Buffalo Lime Cap", "Red Cloud", "South Copperstone" and "Gladstone Lookout" Gold Mining Projects. The Company's Copper assets are "Copper Mountain", "Swansea", "Tip Top" and "Mineral Mountain". The Company holds five of these Mining Assets through its 51% holding in Bouse Mining Holdings plc, Copperstone Mining Holdings plc, Ambassador Gold Holdings plc, Golden Eagle Mining Holdings plc and in Sentinel Resource Holdings plc. The other Mining Exploration Projects are 100% controlled by the Company.
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