WOW! An .EDU domain with no comment filter on

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I can't believe what I found. Is it too good to be true?

Are there really that many .EDU domains that aren't moderated? Have you come across many in your submitting ventures?

*BOOKMARK*
#search engine optimization #comment #domain #filter #wow
  • Yes, spam away, heh heh.

    And you'll get a bunch of PMs now, as others want to spam away as well!
  • Technically I wasn't spamming because the blog actually had relevance to my site/niche so I think it's gonna stick! Hooray!

    What kind of criteria do you have to meet to register an .EDU domain anyway? I mean I know you have to be a school of some sort but who's to say I don't have a School for Internet Marketers? Does anyone know the criteria you have to meet before you can get an .EDU domain?
  • There are loads of unmoderated .edus, I use a special google search formula and find them
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  • .edu registration is handled by: .edu Home Page

    you can apply... lol

    Here is their criteria: http://net.educause.edu/edudomain/eligibility.asp
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  • Location isn't really a qualifying factor, well unless your applying for a .edu in the UK (ac.uk) when you live in the US and have no physical UK presence.

    One of the issues with setting up a IM college would be you need a physical property as well as courses that carry some official accreditation with the country your applying to.
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  • There are some but they're quickly overrun by porn and male enhancement spammers (not to mention regular IM folks who believe a .edu link is the lucky charm that will lead to riches) and lose any outbound link authority.
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  • I think the EDU must have some sort of authority though. I was only saying that it would be easier for me to qualify because one of their accreditation services was called "New England something or other"......Anyway I have no desire to have an EDU domain. I just want to post on them.

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