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Gold/Mining/Energy : GoldQuest Mining Corp gqc.v -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: marcos who wrote (6)	1/12/2010 9:02:47 AM
From: Step1	Respond to of 259

thx for the reply Marcos, I will look at Pueblo Viejo to give me an idea of what is where in relation to everything else. At least there are still some elephants in the country.

To: marcos who wrote (6)	1/12/2010 10:26:36 AM
From: shakes	Respond to of 259

Marcos, thanks for your ongoing commentary. The Coffin bros. via HardRock Journal have also repeatedly noted the potential in GQC. Aug. '08: "...good drill results for a viable new zone at Animas+ new surface results @ Las Guazumitas." April '09: "Takeover of Toral project in northern Spain a bargin; waiting for JV decision by Goldfields in DR..." July '09: "..Hold. News drought almost over..." As you say, their overview is of a company with lots of potential properties, run by competent, honest geos on a tight budget, with little to no promo. regards, Shakes

To: marcos who wrote (6)	1/12/2010 10:31:21 AM
From: Alex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 259

Hi marcos. I don't presently hold this one but dropped them a line late last year and got the following reply on Dec. 1st. I'll post it here as I don't think they'd mind. Nothing spectacular anyway.............. Alex, Thanks for your interest in GoldQuest Mining Corp. GoldQuest is not drilling any of its properties at the moment. Since receiving 100% control of the Dominican Republic properties back, our onsite geologist and field crew have been busy testing many of the properties with trenching and channeling samples. The first batch of these tests have been reported in our latest news release and we’re expecting another batch of assay results in the very near future. After all the trenching and channeling assay results are in, our geologist will be able to locate the best location to start drilling. Due to the fact that many of these properties are gold related I assume everyone would like to see drills turning asap, hopefully very early in the new year. If you’d like more information please call our office 604-632-4333. Dan Maarsman Jr Maarsman@shaw.ca