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Banned 13 years ago

Just out of curiosity, what did you pay for it?

No offense but 80 domains * $300 at the very minimum comes down to $24.000 and at the same time you are clueless about how to host it.

Either:

- you have money to much
- you are just bragging and perhaps planning to build a blog network
- you got ripped off

Somehow I suspect one of the last two options to be true.

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Chuchab

13 years ago

Originally Posted by nik0

Just out of curiosity, what did you pay for it?

No offense but 80 domains * $300 at the very minimum comes down to $24.000 and at the same time you are clueless about how to host it.

Either:

- you have money to much
- you are just bragging and perhaps planning to build a blog network
- you got ripped off

Somehow I suspect one of the last two options to be true.

No Not 24K ! just 1K and all page rank is real not fake and indexed on google ect... , can you please help me ?

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nik0

Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

No Not 24K ! just 1K and all page rank is real not fake and indexed on google ect... , can you please help me ?

No sorry I know nothing about private blog networks and high PR domains.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

I rarely agree with anything Nik0 says but he has this one nailed. This a bogus thread

80 real PR5s for $1,000....please

Even the fact that the OP doesn't know what to do with them tells you all you need to know as to whether he is even capable of evaluating the domains he has said are legit

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MikeFriedman

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

I rarely agree with anything Nik0 says but he has this one nailed. This a bogus thread

80 real PR5s for $1,000....please

Even the fact that the OP doesn't know what to do with them tells you all you need to know as to whether he is even capable of evaluating the domains he has said are legit

Lol... You can barely get 80 brand new domains for $1000. Usually about $10 to register a domain without any special offers or doing the .info thing like someone used to do. Throw in private registration and you are looking at about $1200-1500 right there.

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Chuchab

13 years ago

Hahahaha thats very skitchyyy

im sure i have real solid page rank 5 and i bought it just for 1k m whats the probleme ?

now im going to host them on C class Hosting

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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

im sure i have real solid page rank 5 and i bought it just for 1k m whats the problem

:rolleyes:

You said 80 PR5. Read your OP again and then leave us
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yukon

Banned 13 years ago

Lol, even on something like NameCheap, 80 fresh domains with no PR would cost $800.

You didn't happen to buy the DP Cyber Monday special did you?

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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

You didn't happen to buy the DP Cyber Monday special did you?

If you look at his Skype handle you will see that everyday is a cyber monday for him.
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GeorgR.

13 years ago

If you bought 80 (EIGHTY) "real" PR5 domains without a catch for $1k you must be the luckiest guy on earth.

You probably got a bunch of de-indexed domains, there is now way in hell someone sells 80 EIGHTY real PR5 domains for 1K.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

... should i buy dedicated ip for every domain name or what ? i think dedicated ip its to expensive choose !

What you could do is investigate different cheap hosting offers on eBay and also what Cloudflare has to offer in terms of hiding your IP addresses. The basic Cloudflare account is free.

Just be warned that most of the cheap hosting on eBay is pretty poor quality, but for $5 per year you can't expect too much

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Ben Acharyaa

13 years ago

LA la LA la

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GyuMan82

13 years ago

80 PR5 domains for $1k lol

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Steve Waller

13 years ago

I'd love it for you to reveal a small number of these domains privately to one of the more senior members commenting in this thread to see what they think.

Obviously everyone, including myself, are very sceptical because nobody in their right miind would sell that many legit PR5 domains for such a small amount so something smells fishy.

Regarding your actual question about hosting, you don't need 80 different hosts unless you plan to point links from all 80 domains to the same money site. If you plan on using this network for a number of different money sites then you can easily get away with fewer.

And I'd try the offer section on Web Hosting Talk to find a large number of cheap and mostly reliable web hosts.

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YasirYar

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

hi Guys , i just Bought a New Blog Network 80 website pr 5 but i dont know how can i setup every website with unique ip ? and how can i do that ? should i buy dedicated ip for every domain name or what ? i think dedicated ip its to expensive choose !

can anyone help me

and thank you in advance

80 PR 5s? For a measly amount?

That does not sound right.

Maybe the PR is fake?

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Chuchab

13 years ago

i just sent All the domain name to WF expert even i know all pr is valid and he told me all of them is a solid page rank with solid backlinks and all of them indexed on google

So Stop Make a joke of me

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Kevin Maguire

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

i just send All the domain name to WF expert even i know all pr is valid and he told me all of them is a solid page rank with solid backlinks and all of them indexed on google

So Stop Make a joke of me

.pl must be having a sale.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

i just send All the domain name to WF expert even i know all pr is valid and he told me all of them is a solid page rank with solid backlinks and all of them indexed on google

So Stop Make a joke of me

Then share who you sent them to.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

i just sent All the domain name to WF expert even i know all pr is valid and he told me all of them is a solid page rank with solid backlinks and all of them indexed on google

Liar liar pants on fire

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

Then share who you sent them to.

Warock

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MikeFriedman 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

Warock

Damnit. I kind of miss Warock. Always good for a laugh.
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Steve Waller 13 years ago

Originally Posted by MikeFriedman

Then share who you sent them to.

Ditto - your claim means nothing until this "expert" verifies the claims made by posting in this thread.
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Chuchab

13 years ago

Some Guys Trying to Get My blog network and there is manyy here , JUST DONT

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yukon Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Some Guys Trying to Get My blog network and there is manyy here , JUST DONT

They're after the PR5s!
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MikeFriedman 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Some Guys Trying to Get My blog network and there is manyy here , JUST DONT

Austin Powers - There Always After Me Lucky...
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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Some Guys Trying to Get My blog network and there is manyy here , JUST DONT

We don't need your PR5s.....We can pick up ones just like yours here

https://www.namecheap.com/domains/do...ll=&type=bulk&
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- Chuchab 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Mike Anthony
  
  We don't need your PR5s.....We can pick up ones just like yours here
  
  https://www.namecheap.com/domains/do...ll=&type=bulk&
  
  i see you dont have work too , you are waiting me to comment , go do something Dude
  
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Ben Acharyaa 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Some Guys Trying to Get My blog network and there is manyy here , JUST DONT

Are you even for real? LOL no one's after your worthless so called PR 5 coz everyone knows none of them are PR 5. Here's a little tip for you, always do a detailed research before you invest money like that. i can understand $50 but 1 grand? are you out of your mind?

In my country there's a charity that works for orphan children. I'll send you their paypal addy via PM so next time make a donation there rather than purchasing useless domains for 1 grand. Those children will atleast give you their blessing coz those 80 domains you bought are absolutely worthless!!!
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Chuchab

13 years ago

You People !!!!! Pleeeeaaase Hahahaha

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Chuchab

13 years ago

Google Pagerank for: chea======.org 5/10
5
PageRank

Pagerank is valid!

Backlinks information provided by Majestic SEO
External Backlinks Referring Domains Backlinks EDU Backlinks GOV PR Quality
1363 107 0 0 Moderate

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dennis09

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Google Pagerank for: chea======.org 5/10
5
PageRank

Pagerank is valid!

Backlinks information provided by Majestic SEO
External Backlinks Referring Domains Backlinks EDU Backlinks GOV PR Quality
1363 107 0 0 Moderate

That means absolutely nothing. You just proved them right, you have no clue as to what you're doing.

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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Google Pagerank for: chea======.org 5/10
5
PageRank

Pagerank is valid!

lol

copy and paste from an online PR checker. You know the kind

The one that catches almost no faked PR.

Originally Posted by domainarama

I'm sending you an answer by PM. You will have to use the IPs more than once, but probably not more than twice.

but but but ....Shouldn't he do that anyway. after all two PR fives on one IP might make a PR10

Three on one IP maybe a PR 15...if you cross the IP streams

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clean99

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

Google Pagerank for: chea======.org 5/10
5
PageRank

Pagerank is valid!

Backlinks information provided by Majestic SEO
External Backlinks Referring Domains Backlinks EDU Backlinks GOV PR Quality
1363 107 0 0 Moderate

So what if your domain shows PR5, PR hasn't been updated for a long time.

I saw domains that show PR4 and 5 but are not indexed in Google anymore. Pr doesn't mean much anymore because PR updates are not visible to public anymore.

And what is 0 and 0? Are those citation flow and trust flow? If they are 0s then those domains are useless

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Russerg

So what if your domain shows PR5, PR hasn't been updated for a long time.

He couldn't even get 80 of those. people are snatching and bidding up worthless PR4s ever since they knew Google wasn't updating for this year again. They are selling them to gullible people but for a lot more than $12 each.

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clean99

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

He couldn't even get 80 of those. people are snatching and bidding up worthless PR4s ever since they knew Google wasn't updating for this year again. They are selling them to gullible people but for a lot more than $12 each.

Oh yea I got few of those too haha but not PR5 and I only got a few and only for $15 a piece

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domainarama 13 years ago

@Russerg,
Godaddy charges $12.99 (or $12.95??) for .coms. They charge a lot less for some other extensions, altho these other extensions have few PR5s (they have some great .infos and others with lots of links and good majesticseo scores, for $2.95, $3.95 and $9.95). If you're paying $15 a pop, do your reputation a favor and don't broadcast that fact.
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domainarama 13 years ago

@Dennis09,
I answered the question he asked. Your comments are valid. But he did not ask that question.
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domainarama

13 years ago

I'm sending you an answer by PM. You will have to use the IPs more than once, but probably not more than twice. That shouldn't raise too much suspicion with the Google Police.

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Banned 13 years ago

This thread is a PR5.

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dennis09 13 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

This thread is a PR5.

Well, the novelty PR validator thingy majig that measures the broken toolbar says it's true so it must be so, right? right? guys???
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domainarama

13 years ago

@Mike Anthony,
If he has genuine PR5s, he will be able to use the solution I sent him. Your sarcasm about 2 x PR5 = PR 10 falls flat. You cannot answer his question so you resort to sarcasm. It would be more honest of you to admit you cannot answer his question and move on. You do your reputation a disservice by broadcasting your lack of a solution.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Mike Anthony,
If he has genuine PR5s, he will be able to use the solution I sent him. Your sarcasm about 2 x PR5 = PR 10 falls flat. You cannot answer his question so you resort to sarcasm. It would be more honest of you to admit you cannot answer his question and move on. You do your reputation a disservice by broadcasting your lack of a solution.

Dude you are almost as clueless as the OP. No one is answering the Op because no one takes him seriously. We are all too experienced to think he got 80 PR5s for a thousand dollars. You are brodcasting your total inexperience in domain buying.

You do your non reputation

a great service by thinking he might have gotten 80 PR5s for 1,000.

The thread is a joke and anyone taking it seriously is good for some more laughs.

Youse gots any mo jokes bra?

By the way your advice is total nonsense. If the PR5s were solid they would be worth from 500 to a few thousand each. Putting multiple PR5s on the same IP and box is utter foolishness just to save three dollars or less per month in hosting.

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domainarama

13 years ago

@Mike Anthony

Perhaps no one else is taking him seriously. I am.

PR5s can be bought for about $12-13 each. You have to be fast, but it can be done. They may not have valuable links, but it can be done. It might take a bit of time, but it can be done. If he got 80 PR5s at that price, that equals about $1k. If he got them from someone else's fire sale/Black Friday sale, he might have gotten them cheaper.

As far as hosting for 80 domains, it can be done for $50. As far as private domain registration for 80 domains, look at my sig. As far as IPs, he can get a lot of IPs free (and I do not mean going out and looking for lots of free hosts, I mean one single website that gives about 40 free IPs).

My lack of a reputation does not bother me at all. You, on the other hand, have to watch your reputation. The bigger they are....

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Mike Anthony

Perhaps no one else is taking him seriously. I am.

PR5s can be bought for about $12-13 each. You have to be fast, but it can be done. They may not have valuable links, but it can be done. It might take a bit of time, but it can be done. If he got 80 PR5s at that price, that equals about $1k. If he got them from someone else's fire sale/Black Friday sale, he might have gotten them cheaper.

As far as hosting for 80 domains, it can be done for $50. As far as private domain registration for 80 domains, look at my sig. As far as IPs, he can get a lot of IPs free (and I do not mean going out and looking for lots of free hosts, I mean one single website that gives about 40 free IPs).

My lack of a reputation does not bother me at all. You, on the other hand, have to watch your reputation. The bigger they are....

Okay so what's the point of PR5 sites that don't have valuable backlinks? Just to feel good about yourself or scam other people by offering to create backlinks on the PR5 NAAAAAT network. LOL

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Russerg

Okay so what's the point of PR5 sites that don't have valuable backlinks? Just to feel good about yourself or scam other people by offering to create backlinks on the PR5 NAAAAAT network. LOL

Or You hang them on your christmas tree and smile while you drink hot chocolate. Only people who think toolbar PR is the same as real PR that ranks sites would be making those claims

BTW who else is interested in a forum pool. I'll take some action on domainarama and the Op being the same person or in the same house.

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domainarama 13 years ago

@Mike Anthony wrote "who else is interested in a forum pool. I'll take some action on domainarama and the Op being the same person or in the same house. MikeF can hold the pot."

I'd like to be in the pool. If my bet is a winner, how much will it get?
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clean99

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Russerg,
That's not the question the poster posed. You may be right that many PR5s have little value because they have few valuable links. But that's not the question the OP asked.

Yes but that's what you said which was completely pointless. Yes it can be done, yes you can buy "PR5" domain for a low price but the fact is, it's not a pr5 domain just because the toolbar says so!

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Russerg,
Godaddy charges $12.99 (or $12.95??) for .coms. They charge a lot less for some other extensions, altho these other extensions have few PR5s (they have some great .infos and others with lots of links and good majesticseo scores, for $2.95, $3.95 and $9.95). If you're paying $15 a pop, do your reputation a favor and don't broadcast that fact.

Man I was saying $15 for a domain I bought on Digital Forum, not Godaddy. And PR5 for $3??? With good Majestic Score??? Maybe if you live on the other planet haha.

Sorry, but you should be the one worrying about your reputation not me.

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Or You hang them on your christmas tree and smile while you drink hot chocolate. Only people who think toolbar PR is the same as real PR that ranks sites would be making those claims

BTW who else is interested in a forum pool. I'll take some action on domainarama and the Op being the same person or in the same house.

MikeF can hold the pot.

Haha I'm in! I think domainarama just wants to promote his signature hoping that people are gonna click on it because he is against the World.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Mike Anthony

They may not have valuable links, but it can be done. It might take a bit of time, but it can be done.

If he got 80 PR5s at that price, that equals about $1k. If he got them from someone else's fire sale/Black Friday sale, he might have gotten them cheaper.

Now we are no longer taking you seriously either. Your advice is about as valuable as this dudes 80 PR5's.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Mike Anthony

Perhaps no one else is taking him seriously. I am.

They'll have a movie for you soon - Clueless in Seattle

PR5s can be bought for about $12-13 each. You have to be fast, but it can be done. They may not have valuable links, but it can be done.

Thats the whole freaking point Sherlock. They are not real PR5s if they don't have valuable links :rolleyes: You are severely misinformed yet criticizing on a subject you are TOTALLY clueless about. Toolbar pagerank is only real if it has real PR5 power which REQUIRES THE LINKS!!

As far as hosting for 80 domains, it can be done for $50. As far as private domain registration for 80 domains, look at my sig.

Get some credibility before pimping the sig please and the service is worthless to me anyway. More reputable hosts such as namecheap give you privacy for nada. I wouldn't trust your service for a New York minute.

As far as IPs, he can get a lot of IPs free (and I do not mean going out and looking for lots of free hosts, I mean one single website that gives about 40 free IPs)

Rubbish

A) most rep hosts are not giving you that many Ips
B) those free ips are not class C Ips
C) As long as they are on the same box Google will be able to spot them. the whole IP even class C Ip is old hat. to protect your investments you need valuable domains to be on separate boxes.

This is why your advice is poor

My lack of a reputation does not bother me at all. You, on the other hand, have to watch your reputation. The bigger they are....

I don't have to do squat my young apprentice. I make my main money away from here. Besides your lack of comprehension on matters in regard to domain buying and networks leaves my rep in no danger.

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domainarama

13 years ago

@Mike Anthony
You said "They'll have a movie for you soon - Clueless in Seattle"
Your sarcasm is a cover for the fact that you could not answer the OP's question.

You said "They are not real PR5s if they don't have valuable links You are severely misinformed yet criticizing on a subject you are TOTALLY clueless about."
OP did not ask about the value of his PR5s. That issue came up only after he got deluged with sarcasm. Again, you could not answer his request. I answered his request, and my answer works just as well for real PR5s as for fake PR5s.

You said "the service is worthless to me anyway. More reputable hosts such as namecheap give you privacy for nada"
How do you know the service is worthless to you? Did you do any research before you dismissed my service? Or are you just defending you "shoot before asking questions" technique. I use namecheap too, FOR YEAR 1. After that, there are cheaper alternatives.

You say "Rubbish.... a)....b) ....c...)"
Not one bit of research on your part before you make a judgement about my answer. Not good for your reputation.

You write "I make my main money away from here. Besides your lack of comprehension on matters in regard to domain buying and networks leaves me rep in no danger."
If that's the case, why are you setting yourself up here for people to knock you down? Your too-quick dismissal of my comments demonstrate a serious lack of knowledge on your part.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

OP did not ask about the value of his PR5s. That issue came up only after he got deluged with sarcasm. Again, you could not answer his request. I answered his request, and my answer works just as well for real PR5s as for fake PR5s.

Actually, even though it was sarcastic and cheeky, the replies here offer more value to the OP. They stop him from spending additional money on worthless domains. He's already down 1k. Maybe now he can turn around and rethink some things rather than proceeding to pay god knows how much for hosting+content+100's of hours wasted setting up these sites for 0 value in return. If I was in his shoes and just starting out i'd appreciate it, although with a lot less sarcasm.

Originally Posted by domainarama

You said "the service is worthless to me anyway. More reputable hosts such as namecheap give you privacy for nada"
How do you know the service is worthless to you? Did you do any research before you dismissed my service? Or are you just defending you "shoot before asking questions" technique. I use namecheap too, FOR YEAR 1. After that, there are cheaper alternatives.

I actually checked out your service, and honestly don't see a need for it either. Especially when you can get privacy for free or fake the whois info. That's basically what your'e doing, but charging people money and throwing some unnecessary work into the process. That doesn't sound valuable to me, and if it isn't valuable then that basically means its worthless. Besides, what cheaper alternatives are there to free??? :confused: Will you give me money to use your service? Because that's the only way i'd give it go.

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Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by dennis09

Actually, even though it was sarcastic and cheeky, the replies here offer more value to the OP. They stop him from spending additional money on worthless domains. He's already down 1k. Maybe now he can turn around and rethink some things rather than proceeding to pay god knows how much for hosting+content+100's of hours wasted setting up these sites for 0 value in return. If I was in his shoes and just starting out i'd appreciate it, although with a lot less sarcasm.

I think the guy is just trolling, this can't be real.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by dennis09

That doesn't sound valuable to me, and if it isn't valuable then that basically means its worthless. Besides, what cheaper alternatives are there to free??? :confused: Will you give me money to use your service? Because that's the only way i'd give it go.

What? You don't want to experience the extra security and peace of mind of making some no names in Australia the administrative and owner contact on all the domains you have invested in?

I'd like to be in the pool. If my bet is a winner, how much will it get?

You get to put all your network domains on the same box with 40 free IPs

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

What? You don't want to experience the extra security and peace of mind of making some no names in Australia the administrative and owner contact on all the domains you have invested in?

Man that gave me chills.

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13 years ago

@Dennis09
Whether or not OP's PR5s are worth anything at all is open to question. Neither of us know for sure until the data comes in. You may be right, and maybe you are not. If Google gives his supposedly fake PR5s the value of actual PR5s, he's onto something. The Google screen might not bother to detect that his PR5s are fake. You will be disappointed if he gets away with his trick, for sure. But you don't know as of this moment whether Google's bots will do the correct screening. I can say that 1) if Google people read this thread, they might pounce, and 2) if a lot more people do the same thing as what OP is doing Google is more likely to devote its resources to finding and devaluing this type of thing.

Using fake IDs to get around the Google bots is an alternative, but it has its limits too. I did it for a long time too. If anything in your fake ID points to your real name/real email address, your cover is blown. If nothing at all points to your real name/real email address you just might miss the occasional emails from ICANN asking you to verify. If you miss the ID check it is possible your registrar and/or ICANN can take away your domain. It doesn't happen an awful lot. But it can happen, in which case you are screwed.

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dennis09

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Dennis09
Whether or not OP's PR5s are worth anything at all is open to question. Neither of us know for sure until the data comes in. You may be right, and maybe you are not. If Google gives his supposedly fake PR5s the value of actual PR5s, he's onto something. The Google screen might not bother to detect that his PR5s are fake. You will be disappointed if he gets away with his trick, for sure. But you don't know as of this moment whether Google's bots will do the correct screening. I can say that 1) if Google people read this thread, they might pounce, and 2) if a lot more people do the same thing as what OP is doing Google is more likely to devote its resources to finding and devaluing this type of thing.

Duuuuuuddddeeee. Do you even SEO bro? You know where PR comes from right? Seriously, do you? Your fixation with PR is causing you to fail miserably itt. Youre defending an indefensible position. Thats when you should just stop posting.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

Whether or not OP's PR5s are worth anything at all is open to question. Neither of us know for sure until the data comes in. You may be right, and maybe you are not. If Google gives his supposedly fake PR5s the value of actual PR5s, he's onto something. The Google screen might not bother to detect that his PR5s are fake. You will be disappointed if he gets away with his trick, for sure.

Good night. You are just embarrassing yourself now. Google does not use toolbar PR. Real Pagerank is calculated internally. Toolbar PR is for the public only. Therefore google can not be fooled by toolbar PR because they never rank sites with it.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Dennis09
Whether or not OP's PR5s are worth anything at all is open to question.

ROFL.....When you don't know squat what you are talking about make it questionable to cover your rear end. Tired tactic. You could say the same thing about deindexed sites

"deindexed sites not passing pagerank is questionable"

I'll bet Dennis09 does it. But the way Dennis09 covers the first few seconds will not last for the life of the domain IMHO, for reason which I splain in my response to his post.

Dude no one cares about your service. Once you show you do not know a thing about what you are talking about in one area it tends to work against you in all areas. Anyone crazy enough to take their domains and make you the administrative and ownership contact is off their rockers.

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domainarama 13 years ago

@Mike Anthony
Most of what you wrote in posts #54 and #55 is preening and post hoc justification, so I will not touch it

You write "You can't provide protection from the first second." Yes you can. Easy. I'll bet Dennis09 does it. But the way Dennis09 covers the first few seconds will not last for the life of the domain IMHO, for reason which I splain in my response to his post.

BFD if my service provider is no name as of today. Today's 'names' often disappear and give way to today's 'no names.' Do you still use AOL?
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domainarama

13 years ago

Yukon writes "Either the supporting links exist to create a PR5 or they don't, nothing else matters."

That's your supposition. It is entirely possible Google doesn't follow your instructions. Can you prove with certainty that fake PR5s never ever get any Google love? There are a lot of PR5s with no good links for sale every single day on expired domain sites. In the hundreds every day. That means that over the span of a single month there are thousands of PR5s with no links sold. Are you absolutely sure none of them get any Google love?

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dennis09

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

Yukon writes "Either the supporting links exist to create a PR5 or they don't, nothing else matters."

That's your supposition. It is entirely possible Google doesn't follow your instructions. Can you prove with certainty that fake PR5s never ever get any Google love? There are a lot of PR5s with no good links for sale every single day on expired domain sites. In the hundreds every day. That means that over the span of a single month there are thousands of PR5s with no links sold. Are you absolutely sure none of them get any Google love?

Whaaaaaaatttttt hahahahahahaha lol

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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

Originally Posted by dennis09

Whaaaaaaatttttt hahahahahahaha lol

I give domainarama top props. It isn't easy accomplishing what he has accomplished. He has managed to make the OP look far more informed and reasonable in comparison to himself. Thats even with the OP fibbing some expert on here had told him the domains are all legit.

BFD if my service provider is no name as of today. Today's 'names' often disappear and give way to today's 'no names.' Do you still use AOL?

Earth to home boy - AOL has not disappeared

http://www.aol.com/

and you have zero shot at being an AOL. Want to be the owner contact on my domains? You will have to buy them. Hell will freeze over before I pay you a dime to have potential control over them.

The Google screen might not bother to detect that his PR5s are fake.

Domain name - $10
Hosting - 7.99
Google having SCREENS that detect fake PR ......priceless........ lol
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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Mike Anthony
You said "They'll have a movie for you soon - Clueless in Seattle"
Your sarcasm is a cover for the fact that you could not answer the OP's question.

Yawn...Use the search function...I've told people many times here how to setup hosting on different hosting services. You keep mentioning my rep with jealous tones . At least do some research on where my rep came from - its been on teaching people how to build a network through buying domains.

OP did not ask about the value of his PR5s. That issue came up only after he got deluged with sarcasm.

Pagerank is a measurement of value oh clueless one, PR Domains only referred to because they have the value to rank sites if they don't then the pagerank is not real. Case closed

How do you know the service is worthless to you? Did you do any research before you dismissed my service?

Yes I measured the value of a no name protecting my domain names versus a well known provider and one that can give me whois protection from the get go not one where i have to change my details after the fact. Ever heard of historical whois? You can't provide protection from the first second. Besides ths thread is not about your service. You interjecting it and pushing your sig reveals you intentions.

Your too-quick dismissal of my comments demonstrate a serious lack of knowledge on your part.

On the contrary my answers to your poor advice only enhances my rep by showing more knowledge on the subject

,,, MR get 40 free IPs on the same box and put all your domains on them.

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Ben Acharyaa

13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

You said "They are not real PR5s if they don't have valuable links You are severely misinformed yet criticizing on a subject you are TOTALLY clueless about."
OP did not ask about the value of his PR5s. That issue came up only after he got deluged with sarcasm. Again, you could not answer his request. I answered his request, and my answer works just as well for real PR5s as for fake PR5s.

Well here's the thing, if someone comes to me and says i just killed someone help me bury his body, i'm going to call the cops instead. Thats the right thing to do. If OP really bought 80 wink wink PR5's for 1k(which i doubt), it'd be better to tell him it cant be real. It'd be better to suggest him to do some research before investing money like that. (and admins this is just an example, dont ban me for this. if its inappropriate just delete it.)

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domainarama

13 years ago

@Russerg,
That's not the question the poster posed. You may be right that many PR5s have little value because they have few valuable links. But that's not the question the OP asked.

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yukon

Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by domainarama

@Dennis09
Whether or not OP's PR5s are worth anything at all is open to question. Neither of us know for sure until the data comes in. You may be right, and maybe you are not. If Google gives his supposedly fake PR5s the value of actual PR5s, he's onto something. The Google screen might not bother to detect that his PR5s are fake. You will be disappointed if he gets away with his trick, for sure. But you don't know as of this moment whether Google's bots will do the correct screening. I can say that 1) if Google people read this thread, they might pounce, and 2) if a lot more people do the same thing as what OP is doing Google is more likely to devote its resources to finding and devaluing this type of thing.

This is starting to look like a two man tag team trollathon.

Either the supporting links exist to create a PR5 or they don't, nothing else matters. It's not complicated.

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Oranges

13 years ago

LOL! Poor OP you got pawned!

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GeorgR.

13 years ago

Most fake PR domains (pretty much 99% of domains sold at DP and 99% of those are for some reason sold by people from Indonesia) are made with simple redirects to high PR domains. Google update comes, gives those domains high PR...but of course the "high PR" only stays until the next update when Google sees the redirect is gone. (And obviously most of those domains have no backlinks whatsoever).

The problem is that no "domain checker" or "fake PR checker" can in fact see that the PR is fake. I have run quite a bit of those domains through those checkers and they all think the domains are VALID.

The only way to make sure is to run a domain through a backlink analysis and really look at *existing* links. A domain without links or only a bunch of crap links obviously can not have a "legit" PR.

I would also recommend that if someone who has no idea about the importance of IP diversity (and nameservers too probably) should not touch a blog-network with a long pole. I wonder how many of those "experts" purchase domains to later-on sell some backlink service which will ultimately screw over anyone using their blog networks.

In a best case scenario, you get a bunch of crap links to your sites after the PR update..in a worst case scenario the entire network gets de-indexed.

I have analyzed some sites recently which had backlinks from obvious "valid" high PR blog network sites. Each and any of the blog network sites was EASILY recognizable as such. Hello? PR5 site with ONE SINGLE EFFING PAGE and a link to a money site? NEXT site: Some thing...ONE article and one high PR link...next domain..the same and so on. The domain names alone are often an indicator.

If I can spot this....don't you think Google can? What I am saying..unless you really, really know what you're doing you play with fire. And the OP does not look like he knows what he's doing at all.

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abs007

13 years ago

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

Most fake PR domains (pretty much 99% of domains sold at DP and 99% of those are for some reason sold by people from Indonesia) are made with simple redirects to high PR domains. Google update comes, gives those domains high PR...but of course the "high PR" only stays until the next update when Google sees the redirect is gone. (And obviously most of those domains have no backlinks whatsoever).

The problem is that no "domain checker" or "fake PR checker" can in fact see that the PR is fake. I have run quite a bit of those domains through those checkers and they all think the domains are VALID.

The only way to make sure is to run a domain through a backlink analysis and really look at *existing* links. A domain without links or only a bunch of crap links obviously can not have a "legit" PR.

I would also recommend that if someone who has no idea about the importance of IP diversity (and nameservers too probably) should not touch a blog-network with a long pole. I wonder how many of those "experts" purchase domains to later-on sell some backlink service which will ultimately screw over anyone using their blog networks.

In a best case scenario, you get a bunch of crap links to your sites after the PR update..in a worst case scenario the entire network gets de-indexed.

I have analyzed some sites recently which had backlinks from obvious "valid" high PR blog network sites. Each and any of the blog network sites was EASILY recognizable as such. Hello? PR5 site with ONE SINGLE EFFING PAGE and a link to a money site? NEXT site: Some thing...ONE article and one high PR link...next domain..the same and so on. The domain names alone are often an indicator.

If I can spot this....don't you think Google can? What I am saying..unless you really, really know what you're doing you play with fire. And the OP does not look like he knows what he's doing at all.

Well said - PR is easy to fake so it's very important that the sites backlink profile be checked. Google recently released an update to the PR toolbar and I'm betting there are a load of new fake PR sites floating around.

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seekdefo

13 years ago

There was a PR update just today. I would love to know how the PR 5s are doing right now, are all of them zero?

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Chuchab

13 years ago

Originally Posted by seekdefo

There was a PR update just today. I would love to know how the PR 5s are doing right now, are all of them zero?

You Wish That ! But Not

All My PR5 Still PR5

ALl My PR Domain Have A Solid backlinks EDU GOV and More Than 1400 Active Backlinks and indexed On Google

Soo Thank You For Making My Day

Jealous

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nik0

Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

You Wish That ! But Not

All My PR5 Still PR5

ALl My PR Domain Have A Solid backlinks EDU GOV and More Than 1400 Active Backlinks and indexed On Google

Soo Thank You For Making My Day

Jealous

Congrats dude

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Steve Waller

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chuchab

You Wish That ! But Not

All My PR5 Still PR5

ALl My PR Domain Have A Solid backlinks EDU GOV and More Than 1400 Active Backlinks and indexed On Google

Soo Thank You For Making My Day

Jealous

You know what, my skepticism is still strong but if you really have pulled off the purchase of the year then you probably don't need to be posting on a forum that much - you could easily flip those domains for a huge profit especially now that PR has updated (albeit the data is some months old by my reckoning).

Why not PM me just a few of these domains to let me verify them since the first expert you said you sent them to hasn't actually taken the time to post in this thread? I assure you they will be kept in the strictest confidence - I just want to put everyone's mind at rest.

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Mike Anthony

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Steve Waller

Why not PM me just a few of these domains to let me verify them since the first expert you said you sent them to hasn't actually taken the time to post in this thread? I assure you they will be kept in the strictest confidence - I just want to put everyone's mind at rest.

Kid straight up lied about the expert thing. I know all the people on here who are good with networks - quite a few in this thread. He bought crap or is just bragging hoping to fake it till he makes it.

Chances are domainorama is his JV buddy too. I await the future WSO.

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Kevin Maguire

13 years ago

if you have any poo fling it now - YouTube

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hipeopo02

13 years ago

It sounds like you have accompolished a lot already with the greatest deal known to mankind when it comes to purchasing domains.

Im sure things will work out for you without help...

This reminds me of those threads where someone has one million unique visitors of real organic traffic everyday but has no clue how to monetize it and wants your "help"

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Tomas Lodén

13 years ago

Please, PLEASE listen to what the two Mike´s, Yukon, Nik0, Kevin are saying, they know what they are talking about... Just listen and you might, MIGHT learn something... It´s up to you... If you have any serious question, shoot em a PM and they will help you (you ll be surprised), they are all good guys.. Just don't make a fool out of yourself here.. GL!

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13 years ago

This is the thread that keeps on giving.

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yukon

Banned 13 years ago

I know a guy that can get you 80 PR11s but it'll cost at least $1,100 because they're a lot stronger than those PR5s.

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Mike Anthony 13 years ago

So what about the PR update?

Let me guess

The OP or domainarama will claim that they all went to PR6s
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  I got my new PR5 license plate today.
  
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  dennis09 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  I got my new PR5 license plate today.
  
  Theres no registration sticker, so we cannot verify your claim
  
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  yukon Banned 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by dennis09
  
  Theres no registration sticker, so we cannot verify your claim
  
  Registration stickers are only needed on PR4s or lower.
  
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  dennis09 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  Registration stickers are only needed on PR4s or lower.
  
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  Mike Anthony 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  I got my new PR5 license plate today.
  
  Hurry up and take it over to Godaddy auctions. By Tuesday bidding will be up to $400.
  
  Or stick it on your car. Your PR5 will be seen by more human eye balls than the OP will ever get using his "legit PR5"s to rank.
  
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Chuchab

13 years ago

im so bored , and there is a lot of skitchy guys here

soo Pump UP

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