Bing removed my site from Bing search

[Siakapkeli]

As title and image above shows, Bing completely removed my site from their search engine and Bing webmaster tool. My site is a movie streaming site. I don't receive any DMCA complain from them so far. What should i do? Please advise.

 

[VerifiedAssets]

Change the domain and wait for the new site to reindex.
There is no way they will reindex the old website that they have virtually penalized already.

 

[Siakapkeli]

Change the domain and wait for the new site to reindex.
There is no way they will reindex the old website that they have virtually penalized already.

How do i know which type of penalty is that? Since i don't receive any message on my bing webmaster. :/

 

[IM Dude]

How do i know which type of penalty is that? Since i don't receive any message on my bing webmaster. :/

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Try url inspector and submit few links for indexing.
If it still don't, change the domain migrate and index again.

 

[HenryObi]

Change the domain and wait for the new site to reindex.
There is no way they will reindex the old website that they have virtually penalized already.

They don't get enough traffic from Bing to worth that change. If they have alternative traffic source, then it won't be worth it.

 

[Mrs_Mahi]

That’s tough. Sometimes platforms take action even without a formal DMCA if the niche itself raises flags. Have you tried reaching out directly to Bing support or checked if it’s a broader deindexing pattern? Would be helpful to know if similar sites faced the same recently.

 

[Shirley W. Sandoval]

I've also encountered this situation: my impressions and search volume suddenly dropped to 0, and my site was removed from the index without any notification. Has your issue been resolved? Has Bing re-indexed it? A website scan indicates an HTTP 400-499 error.

 

[Siakapkeli]

I've also encountered this situation: my impressions and search volume suddenly dropped to 0, and my site was removed from the index without any notification. Has your issue been resolved? Has Bing re-indexed it? A website scan indicates an HTTP 400-499 error.

No not yet, still the same

 

[Lawliet1996]

This happened to me too. My site got deindexed and the sitemap in GSC showed 0. I set up a redirect to a new site which indexed for a few days but was penalized and removed again. No warnings or errors in GSC, just gone.

 

[CharlotteJohnson]

Bing is strict with streaming sites, they often deindex without DMCA. You can appeal in bing webmaster tools, but most times a new domain works better.

 

[LiamWright]

Bing likely removed it for copyright reasons, so you may need to focus on other traffic sources.

 

[Serpcrafter]

Bing is really not a good platform. They deinxed my legit digital marketing website and i tried a lot changed content, and everything but nothing worked

 

[Oreal]

Bing removes sites from its index without any explanation or clear reasons. Sites can hold good positions and bring in traffic, and then suddenly disappear from the index in a single day.
I would recommend contacting Bing Webmaster support and choosing the “Indexing” category. After their response, you can submit another request and say that you’ve fixed all issues on the site — sometimes the site gets reindexed after that.

 

[LondonLife]

Bing usually removes a site when it detects spammy links, thin/AI-spam content, malware, or policy violations, so check Bing Webmaster Tools for errors, fix issues, and request reinclusion.

 

[Starblazer]

Bing removes sites for multiple reasons. You should check for errors to see if there is something you can do. If you've published hundreds of pages at once, Bing deindexes them after a while. If you ignore for a while, it'll index again.

 

[Gulcan_kamps]

Based on my experience, Bing has been difficult to work with. A legitimate digital marketing website was deindexed, and even after extensive content changes, the issue remained unresolved.

 

[DemonLion]

i also faced this situation, it usually happens because of manual penalties, low-quality content, or technical issues like crawl errors or robots.txt blocking,

 

[NightOwl_HQ]

Check Bing’s guidelines first, ensure your site isn’t flagged for piracy or policy violations, then contact Bing Webmaster Support with a clear appeal explaining no DMCA notices exist.

 

[GeeLark AI]

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As title and image above shows, Bing completely removed my site from their search engine and Bing webmaster tool. My site is a movie streaming site. I don't receive any DMCA complain from them so far. What should i do? Please advise.

Imo, Movie streaming sites get nuked by Bing even without DMCA notice, it’s automatic policy enforcement

You can try a reconsideration request, but realistically don’t expect recovery; build a clean fallback site or move focus to other traffic sources.

 

[TechnoTycoon]

In this case trying new sites would the best solutuion here. Bing is very much strict when it comes to de index. Switch to a new domain.