When it sounds too good to be true...
I was really interested but then I checked the backlinks and realized there is no way that domain has real PR6. Maybe it had PR6 when the google toolbar PR got updated last time but now it is a PR1 at best. 100 links or so and all are low PR links.
Still, as long as the domain is not penalized by Google it is a decent guest post target for IP diversity. If it were a real PR6 I would have posted over 100 posts over next year, but like this, maybe I post 1 or 2.
No harm intended but people have to know what they really get.
Damn, why don't you check PROPERLY before writing something like that. Well, I'd do it through PM, but since there was another guy here posting unchecked stuff and PMing him didn't help preventing your post , I'll do it public to prevent it from happening again...
PR - well, do check again, but according to yahoo there are more than 350 backlinks (actually there are more), see attached pic.
Now, please do an export of the backlinks (TSV on the right side) and run them through scrapebox PR checker (Yes, do a check by url and not by domain), then sort by PR... Whow... can it be? multiple PR6 pages (not to mention PR5/4/3/etc) linking to the blog?? Can it be that they are all natural links??
Btw, I'm sure you are going to check it with private proxies so you won't miss a thing and get to many N/A/-- results...
Check the PR with any fake PR checker, check the backlinks, and you will see the PR is real, and it is not too good to be true, its true.
Please, before throwing here accusations, check things properly!
A different matter - the hosting migrating has finished, all should work properly now.