Any results with SEOeStore links?

[Rnking]

This isn't a promotion thread AT ALL

I just want some honest opinions before I go ahead and try out the SEOeStore. Some free coupons around and their links look half-decent.

Some DA 70, PR9 links on there, DA 50+, DA 30+, even Wiki Backlinks. - Are they worth touching?

Sorry moderators if this isn't allowed. I'm not promoting, I'm just trying to minimise some of the risk!

 

[SMMLoco]

nope.. wasted my money and even got penalized...

 

[Rnking]

nope.. wasted my money and even got penalized...

Really? Shit, I'll stay away then, was looking for a few cheap links but might not be worth it...

 

[alonelywriter]

From the reviews I could say they are a typical backlink service provider. If you buy lower price services they will give you backlink from non related websites.

Plus if you are buying make sure you see if the links provided get indexed. Ask the support to provide you indexing of the links + backlinks should be from related websites.

 

[SMMLoco]

Really? Shit, I'll stay away then, was looking for a few cheap links but might not be worth it...

their links dont last even .. their support are ignorant and clueless..

 

[Rnking]

From the reviews I could say they are a typical backlink service provider. If you buy lower price services they will give you backlink from non related websites.

Plus if you are buying make sure you see if the links provided get indexed. Ask the support to provide you indexing of the links + backlinks should be from related websites.

I thought the exact same. I know we work in an industry where reviews can easy be inflated!

They offer PR 9, DA 70+ links at $0.25 each, just extremely dubious about doing it, sounds too good to be true

 

[alonelywriter]

I thought the exact same. I know we work in an industry where reviews can easy be inflated!

They offer PR 9, DA 70+ links at $0.25 each, just extremely dubious about doing it, sounds too good to be true

PR 9, DA 70+ - It will be either a profile link or a web 2.0 from either sites.google.com or some similar site. You should ignore.

 

[Rnking]

PR 9, DA 70+ - It will be either a profile link or a web 2.0 from either sites.google.com or some similar site. You should ignore.

Yeah I thought exactly that, what would you recommend out of what they offer? I don't know what to touch...

 

[alonelywriter]

Yeah I thought exactly that, what would you recommend out of what they offer? I don't know what to touch...

I Prefer if you order through BHW, cause it gives you safety plus people here provide samples and stuff too. Also first understand what you want to buy. Sometimes cheap links like web 2.0 and profile links are also useful. You can find them here much cheaper than seoestore.

 

[Rnking]

I Prefer if you order through BHW, cause it gives you safety plus people here provide samples and stuff too. Also first understand what you want to buy. Sometimes cheap links like web 2.0 and profile links are also useful. You can find them here much cheaper than seoestore.

Really? I'd be happy to buy from elsewhere on BHW, any recommendations?

 

[alonelywriter]

Really? I'd be happy to buy from elsewhere on BHW, any recommendations?

Sorry that I can't help you with .

 

[Rnking]

Sorry that I can't help you with .

Not a problem, I'll take a look! Thanks

 

[ChimeraPSN]

They look tempting, but most of those high DA/PR links are usually spammy or PBNs. Good for churn & burn maybe, but risky for long-term sites. Test on a throwaway first.

 

[seoestore]

Just to add some perspective — with services like these, it’s important to understand that different services are designed for different purposes.
Not every type of link or service is meant to rank competitive keywords directly.
Sometimes when results fall short, it’s more about using the wrong tool for the job than the service itself being flawed.
Context and strategy really matter in SEO — the same resource can perform very differently depending on how it’s applied.

 

[PitchQueen]

Are SEOeStore’s high-DA backlinks like DA 70, PR9, and Wiki links safe and effective, or do they carry risks that could harm long-term SEO?