When you buy PBN posts here, keep this thing in your mind

[thunderhd]

I will Suggest start making your own PBN may be a network of 5 blog initially. Mean while you can use others network (but keep your network separte ). make a monthly budget plan of atleast adding 5 PBN. At the end of the year you will have 60 PBN network and whole private and powerful.

Else choose to buy guest posts from real sites and chill (not PBN pretend to be money site).

 

[MikeyMikey13]

To illustrate, there's a guy who manages a content creation company in my building. He charges about $650 per article which is going to be around 700 words.

Lol, wait until he is out of business. Regardless, charging more than 1$ per a word is way above the industry average, even for professional journalists.

 

[ThopHayt]

1 year ago we bought 125 posts from one pretty quality PBN seller here.
it had powerful impact on our site.
but 2 weeks ago i noticed significant drop in rankings and only after checking site's backlinks i realized that half of those PBN domains are expired.
they haven't renewed them.

I've been screaming this for years... biggest dirty secret in PBNs.

-ThopHayt

 

[MikeyMikey13]

I've been screaming this for years... biggest dirty secret in PBNs.

-ThopHayt

BHW should give out harsh punishment to the sellers, it is harming customers' sites that they have used with these links.

OP who was the seller? I want to know who it is so we can avoid them.

 

[soa0611]

the seller (owner) was kind enough to refund my old 2016 orders, where many domains got dropped.
i think, i could still use it for short term projects with <1 years period of life.

 

[darulez]

1 year ago we bought 125 posts from one pretty quality PBN seller here.
it had powerful impact on our site.

ohhhh.

I bougt from 6 sellers.
5/6 had 80% of the links gone in 6-9 months.
and now dont PM me to ask for that no6 .

PBN posts is waste of money. buy editorial links. done.

 

[soa0611]

buy editorial links. done.

you mean guest posts?

 

[darulez]

you mean guest posts?

no.

cause If I write guet post, you just buy the fucked up crap service for 30$ a piece from BHW.
get ahrefs, check OBL vs RD, check RD rise. be surprised.

 

[MisterF]

the seller (owner) was kind enough to refund my old 2016 orders, where many domains got dropped.
i think, i could still use it for short term projects with <1 years period of life.

But how many other people are going to get shafted by this type of service ?

There's at least 6 people on here asked you to name this shady seller.

 

[KHer0]

I would say you are very lucky you positive impact! 90% of pbns services here are just rubbish spammed domains with 200 word shitty english articles and a link slapped somewhere with 10's of other articles in other niches and topics ...

Anyway, you should be thankful you get any results and seems like the seller is doing pretty good if he refunded 2016 money, he wants his business to stay and his reputation intact

If I were you, I would never say the seller name cuz like we said, it's the regular scheme in Marketplace and not only him does that.. so, either put a clear rule to all sellers to specify the time span of the link, or don't call out anyone cuz he delivered links which delivered results..

 

[KHer0]

But how many other people are going to get shafted by this type of service ?

There's at least 6 people on here asked you to name this shady seller.

Come on, u have been here long enough, and I know you tried many services here

If I asked you to name every seller with a problem in his service, how many would be left in the marketplace

Actually, I am curious to know the seller name to use his service and benefit from the positive results the op got.. It seems very rare to get such results nowadays

 

[ThopHayt]

BHW should give out harsh punishment to the sellers, it is harming customers' sites that they have used with these links.

Problem is this is the nature of public PBNs. Probably the bulk of all PBNs sold have this issue eventually, some quicker than others. A guy starts a PBN with 100 sites in January, he sells links on it with a max OBL of 20 per site. As soon as he sells 2,000 links (which won't take long if he sells packages of 25 links) he has ZERO reason to keep renewing hosting and the domains. By the following January the links are all dead.

Unless the seller is charging monthly fees he will forget about the network. This is the curse of "lifetime" PBN links, they are only good for the "life" of the registration. You are essentially renting links for 6-12 months.

-ThopHayt

 

[itz_styx]

thats one of the reasons why basically all these services are fake anyways. the only real PBN is your own period. if you buy links from a network that shares with a lot of marketers it loses the value/idea of a PBN completely.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

Problem is this is the nature of public PBNs. Probably the bulk of all PBNs sold have this issue eventually, some quicker than others. A guy starts a PBN with 100 sites in January, he sells links on it with a max OBL of 20 per site. As soon as he sells 2,000 links (which won't take long if he sells packages of 25 links) he has ZERO reason to keep renewing hosting and the domains. By the following January the links are all dead.

Unless the seller is charging monthly fees he will forget about the network. This is the curse of "lifetime" PBN links, they are only good for the "life" of the registration. You are essentially renting links for 6-12 months.

-ThopHayt

I agree that this is the nature, but many people purchasing these will not know these implied terms.

and you've been in business (I think) long enough to know implied terms like this don't stand up properly, legally or morally. If a guy screws me only for these links of £XXX, damn right i'll take him to court lol (if he is from the UK).

When the links do go, they are breaching their contract with the customer. And the people lose the benefit of the contract they had with the PBN provider. Admittedly, these links are going to last 10 years because that would be unreasonable. But it isn't reasonable for the links to die after 365 days, it is just a seller being very greedy.

 

[Bobby Dreams]

put a clear rule to all sellers to specify the time span of the link

Great idea

 

[ThopHayt]

I agree that this is the nature, but many people purchasing these will not know these implied terms.

and you've been in business (I think) long enough to know implied terms like this don't stand up properly, legally or morally. If a guy screws me only for these links of £XXX, damn right i'll take him to court lol (if he is from the UK).

When the links do go, they are breaching their contract with the customer. And the people lose the benefit of the contract they had with the PBN provider. Admittedly, these links are going to last 10 years because that would be unreasonable. But it isn't reasonable for the links to die after 365 days, it is just a seller being very greedy.

This is why SEO has a reputation of a tough game. Lots of holes to fall into, lots of bad things to avoid.

Makes me think that there is room in the market for a PBN with an advertised length of hosting and domain registration, like 2-5 years or whatever. I'd pay double for that any day.

-ThopHayt

 

[MikeyMikey13]

This is why SEO has a reputation of a tough game. Lots of holes to fall into, lots of bad things to avoid.

Makes me think that there is room in the market for a PBN with an advertised length of hosting and domain registration, like 2-5 years or whatever. I'd pay double for that any day.

-ThopHayt

Well this thread alone shows demand for it.

I may look into it.

 

[turdface]

I would say you are very lucky you positive impact! 90% of pbns services here are just rubbish spammed domains with 200 word shitty english articles and a link slapped somewhere with 10's of other articles in other niches and topics ...

Anyway, you should be thankful you get any results and seems like the seller is doing pretty good if he refunded 2016 money, he wants his business to stay and his reputation intact

If I were you, I would never say the seller name cuz like we said, it's the regular scheme in Marketplace and not only him does that.. so, either put a clear rule to all sellers to specify the time span of the link, or don't call out anyone cuz he delivered links which delivered results..

Are you literally saying it's ok because everyone does it?

 

[KHer0]

Are you literally saying it's ok because everyone does it?

I am saying the justice is treating all the same ... As every experienced member agreed this is a common practice, then we have to find a way to end the whole practice, not punishing one for it and feel OK about it

Again, the op got results, refunded, and he was never promised a lifetime link ... If you ask me, this is a decent seller and anyone who used the marketplace would agree its rare to see such acts from sellers .. It's quite the opposite

 

[thescrrr]

Pay monthly for auction domains, you get better roi on the long run. The service I advertise in my signsture is top-notch.