Checking for fake PR

troy · 2007-10-05, 02:28 PM

Hi all,
This week I read a article about fake pr how it works and how to check it.
info:domain.com if the domain comes back its ok if other domain comes up it means its fake because you get redirected.

Is this correct?
I just checked a couple of trade requests with high PR and none of them returned the same URL.
This is one of them.
http://amsterdamshortstay.com/ it goes to www.hotels.nl/amsterdam/

What other things do you look for before you trade with a site?
Thanks in advance.

virgohippy · 2007-10-06, 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by troy

What other things do you look for before you trade with a site?
Thanks in advance.

I check to see if I know the owner's first name.

Halfdeck · 2007-10-06, 02:58 PM

info: doesn't tell the whole story, because TBPR gets refreshed every 3 months or so, while a page's cache is updated frequently.

The trick, of course, is to maintain a redirect till TBPR update happens, then disable the redirect and get Google to cache the real page.

To mask the redirect, you might use cloaking, so that average users don't notice the redirection.

This isn't the best time for him to be asking for link swaps because TBPR is being updated for the next few weeks.

troy · 2007-10-07, 09:52 AM

Thanks for the reply.
I am going to ask him what he is doing.

stuveltje · 2007-10-10, 01:25 PM

that reminds me of netmaniak.com that time i bought it, it was an expired domain still with an pr4, the time i bought it i didnt know that the old owner asked google to redirect his old domain to the new one, result, a certain moment netmaniak went from an pr4 to a pr7, but you couldnt find the domain in google, well you would find it but when you clicked it you would get a totally different domain ranked pr7, i never understood how a domain owned by an other still can get redirect in google , i have send google 100s of emails about it to get rid of the redirect domain thing, it took them 6 months to do that, after that netmaniak could rank his own pr a pr4 again

troy · 2007-10-10, 01:36 PM

Hey Stuveltje

Interesting story.

I mailed the person and he said he bought the domain on a forum so he did not know about it. I don't know, the domain works fine only the robot gets redirected. Anyway I removed his links.

stuveltje · 2007-10-10, 01:48 PM

hya troy, long time no speak

, well that time i mentioned on this board that netmaniak got suddenly a pr7, DD (dangerdave) pointed me on the facted it was an ghost pr, hell i didnt know what a ghost pr was ( a fake pr) but it sure learned me it wasnt easy to get rid of it

2007-10-05, 02:28 PM	#1
troy I can spearhead the whole begging thing Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: nederlands Posts: 414	Checking for fake PR Hi all, This week I read a article about fake pr how it works and how to check it. info:domain.com if the domain comes back its ok if other domain comes up it means its fake because you get redirected. Is this correct? I just checked a couple of trade requests with high PR and none of them returned the same URL. This is one of them. http://amsterdamshortstay.com/ it goes to www.hotels.nl/amsterdam/ What other things do you look for before you trade with a site? Thanks in advance. __________________ Cumshot Specialist Great Porn

2007-10-06, 02:58 PM	#3
Halfdeck You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Haven, CT Posts: 985	info: doesn't tell the whole story, because TBPR gets refreshed every 3 months or so, while a page's cache is updated frequently. The trick, of course, is to maintain a redirect till TBPR update happens, then disable the redirect and get Google to cache the real page. To mask the redirect, you might use cloaking, so that average users don't notice the redirection. This isn't the best time for him to be asking for link swaps because TBPR is being updated for the next few weeks. __________________ Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm.

2007-10-07, 09:52 AM	#4
troy I can spearhead the whole begging thing Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: nederlands Posts: 414	Thanks for the reply. I am going to ask him what he is doing. __________________ Cumshot Specialist Great Porn

2007-10-10, 01:25 PM	#5
stuveltje Live and learn. And take very careful notes! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Sunny Holland Posts: 6,157	that reminds me of netmaniak.com that time i bought it, it was an expired domain still with an pr4, the time i bought it i didnt know that the old owner asked google to redirect his old domain to the new one, result, a certain moment netmaniak went from an pr4 to a pr7, but you couldnt find the domain in google, well you would find it but when you clicked it you would get a totally different domain ranked pr7, i never understood how a domain owned by an other still can get redirect in google , i have send google 100s of emails about it to get rid of the redirect domain thing, it took them 6 months to do that, after that netmaniak could rank his own pr a pr4 again __________________ Canadian Sexlinks - submit Erotica search -submit

2007-10-10, 01:36 PM	#6
troy I can spearhead the whole begging thing Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: nederlands Posts: 414	Hey Stuveltje Interesting story. I mailed the person and he said he bought the domain on a forum so he did not know about it. I don't know, the domain works fine only the robot gets redirected. Anyway I removed his links. __________________ Cumshot Specialist Great Porn

2007-10-10, 01:48 PM	#7
stuveltje Live and learn. And take very careful notes! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Sunny Holland Posts: 6,157	hya troy, long time no speak , well that time i mentioned on this board that netmaniak got suddenly a pr7, DD (dangerdave) pointed me on the facted it was an ghost pr, hell i didnt know what a ghost pr was ( a fake pr) but it sure learned me it wasnt easy to get rid of it __________________ Canadian Sexlinks - submit Erotica search -submit