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From: Effie Muniz
Subject: [Bug-dotgnu-libs] re: LVCC cool
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 14:00:59 -0060

                               EXCLUSIVE Penny Stocks Alert Advisory 
Service.Ticker: LVCC

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September 22, 2006



Company: LAS VEGAS CENTRAL RESERVATIONS CORP. 
Ticker: LVCC
Current Price:  $0.73
Target Price:  $1.10
Best Case Scenario: $2.50
Weeks Range: $1.10-$6.00
Recommendation: STR ONG BUY

   
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BREAKING NEWS:

Las Vegas Central Reservations Corp. and its Subsidiary 1-800-Las-Vegas Go 
Public Monday September 18, 9:45 am ET

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 18, 2006 -- Las Vegas Central 
Reservations Corp. and its subsidiary 1-800-LAS-VEGAS 
(Other OTC:LVCC. PK - News), a Las Vegas based company focused on travel 
reservation services announced today that it has 
become a public entity and will trade on the Pink Sheets with a symbol of LVCC.

"We are absolutely thrilled to be entering the public capital market. Our 
arrival provides us with the impetus to challenge 
such rivals as Expedia and Travelocity and prove our service and prices for Las 
Vegas travel are the best anywhere," commented 
Douglas Blair, CEO of Las Vegas Central Reservations Corp (LVCC). LVCC operates 
as 1-800-LAS-VEGAS and 1-800-LAS-VEGAS. com 
providing reservations for Hotels, Flight Packages, Show Tickets, Night Clubs 
and Golf Tee Times. Currently there are no other 
reservation services branding a toll free number for Las Vegas based travel and 
entertainment.

"Considering Las Vegas is the number one travel destination on the planet, with 
no end in sight to its runaway visitor growth, 
LVCC is positioned to gain significant growth and market share through its 
1-800-LAS-VEGAS and 1800lasvegas. com marketing 
initiatives," explains Blair.
     
                                               All signs show that LVCC is 
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