Ever bought a domain that was banned in google

Bill · 2004-04-30, 06:39 PM

That fits with what I heard about before, which is that adult domains are often ignored. Altho I have personally seen mainstream domains also get that letter back on the first request.

Now, I gather that you can pursue it past that point (I don't know the method, I'd have to look it up), and keep sending letters, and they switch the case to a different part of the google bureacracy. DD probably would know something about this part of the process.

Now, there is another theory on how to recover a permanent zero, which is that if the domain is dropped and repurchased it sometimes regains pagerank. If that theory is true your domain might "self-recover", and all you have to do is wait.

Let us know if it self-recovers.

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2004-04-30, 06:39 PM	#8
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	That fits with what I heard about before, which is that adult domains are often ignored. Altho I have personally seen mainstream domains also get that letter back on the first request. Now, I gather that you can pursue it past that point (I don't know the method, I'd have to look it up), and keep sending letters, and they switch the case to a different part of the google bureacracy. DD probably would know something about this part of the process. Now, there is another theory on how to recover a permanent zero, which is that if the domain is dropped and repurchased it sometimes regains pagerank. If that theory is true your domain might "self-recover", and all you have to do is wait. Let us know if it self-recovers.