Google indexed a PBN as https... is it a problem?

bartosimpsonio said:
The real test is raising a 8 year old child entirely from IM. When you do that, you'll improve your attitude.
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My attitude? You're the dolt who told someone with much more experience than you that he "doesn't know what he's doing". My picture probably triggered you, so you're salty.
 
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yugejackpots said:
My attitude? You're the dolt who told someone with much more experience than you that he "doesn't know what he's doing". My picture probably triggered you, so you're salty. She lost, get over it.
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Your picture triggered what? WTF?

Get lost mate.
 
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Nargil said:
If http:// and http://www. redirect to the actual homepage, then all is fine. If you really want to use http, then you will have to install GWT and set your prefered version. That will, however, take some time to take effect.
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Actually Not.

The following are set up to redirect to https. All you have to do is change the 'https' to 'http'

Code: 
htaccess:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.co.uk [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.co.uk/$1 [L,R=301]

Nginx:
server {
   listen 80 default_server;
   listen [::]:80 default_server;
   server_name _;
   return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}
 
Just redirect through htaccess if you dont want the https version. Simple solution :-)
 
JustUs said:
Actually Not.

The following are set up to redirect to https. All you have to do is change the 'https' to 'http'

Code: 
htaccess:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.co.uk [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.co.uk/$1 [L,R=301]

Nginx:
server {
   listen 80 default_server;
   listen [::]:80 default_server;
   server_name _;
   return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}
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Actually yes. :)

I just didn't give him the code, because I suck with codes.
 
yugejackpots said:
I've been doing blackhat SEO full-time for 8 years. Haven't had a client in 5 years, aka, I make all my money with affiliate sites in the most competitive markets online. I know what I'm doing bud, thanks. Internet keyboard warrior acting like he's the only one that knows SEO. Hilarious.
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Dude what is wrong with you? bartosimpsonio has been trying to help you out and giving you a good solution to your problem and you attack the guy? Man you might think you are a Guru on Black Hat Affiliate Ranking or whatever title you put yourself but, the truth is that your questions shows that you have no idea what you are doing, who the hell wants to redirect from https to http is like saying that you are opening a magazine and instead of going digital you want to go back to the paper, you see what I mean? And the most dumb thing on this question is that you are doing this because links are not https for what I understood from your answer and there is no point to that since when you force https all http links and url automatically redirected to https so all juice from links are been redirect to https so, I really don't understand what the problem is and I think most here don't either, correct me if I am wrong people. But, if that solution does not work then just do the simple way and remove https from your site so, you don't have the issues you claim you have.

And next time keep in mind that insulting people that are trying to help you is the same as shooting yourself on the foot because at the end you might feel all mighty trying to make people believe how an expert you are but, the truth is that does not solve your problem at hand and at the end you are losing not winning.
 
And by the way, thinking that Google prefers http sites more than https sites or in other words prefers non-secure sites more than secure sites is one of the dumbest things I have read on this forum.

Thumbs up guys if you agree!
 
codeman1234 said:
Dude what is wrong with you? bartosimpsonio has been trying to help you out and giving you a good solution to your problem and you attack the guy? Man you might think you are a Guru on Black Hat Affiliate Ranking or whatever title you put yourself but, the truth is that your questions shows that you have no idea what you are doing, who the hell wants to redirect from https to http is like saying that you are opening a magazine and instead of going digital you want to go back to the paper, you see what I mean? And the most dumb thing on this question is that you are doing this because links are not https for what I understood from your answer and there is no point to that since when you force https all http links and url automatically redirected to https so all juice from links are been redirect to https so, I really don't understand what the problem is and I think most here don't either, correct me if I am wrong people. But, if that solution does not work then just do the simple way and remove https from your site so, you don't have the issues you claim you have.

And next time keep in mind that insulting people that are trying to help you is the same as shooting yourself on the foot because at the end you might feel all mighty trying to make people believe how an expert you are but, the truth is that does not solve your problem at hand and at the end you are losing not winning.
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I didn't read all of this essay of a response because you're dense, and your entire premise is flawed, you apparently didn't even read the OP's post. If the site doesn't have https but the web host artificially actives it, this is horrible as the certificate isn't real and only lasts for a month or so. Google indexes all of the URLs as https, then once it expires (because you never actually bought it in the first place) all your indexed URLs become broken.

This is common sense. It doesn't take a "guru" to understand is very basic fact. Obviously if you bought the https, you wouldn't redirect it. The question presented in this thread was about not owning an https certificate but google indexing the URLs as https anyways.

Please read, and use your brain.
 
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yugejackpots said:
I didn't read all of this essay of a response because you're dense, and your entire premise is flawed, you apparently didn't even read the OP's post. If the site doesn't have https but the web host artificially actives it, this is horrible as the certificate isn't real and only lasts for a month or so. Google indexes all of the URLs as https, then once it expires (because you never actually bought it in the first place) all your indexed URLs become broken.

This is common sense. It doesn't take a "guru" to understand is very basic fact. Obviously if you bought the https, you wouldn't redirect it. The question presented in this thread was about not owning an https certificate but google indexing the URLs as https anyways.

Please read, and use your brain.
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Wow dude, you really got some serious issues, first you attack @bartosimpsonio and now you attack me! As I said before dude remove https and you have no problem at all, stop trying to solve one of the most stupid problem ever post on BHW forum, believe me your problem is so dumb that no one cares and everyone that care a bit they don't care anymore since you don't seem to be nice at all. You get it now Mr. Guru Super Black Hat Affiliate Mega Hacker?
 
codeman1234 said:
Wow dude, you really got some serious issues, first you attack @bartosimpsonio and now you attack me! As I said before dude remove https and you have no problem at all, stop trying to solve one of the most stupid problem ever post on BHW forum, believe me your problem is so dumb that no one cares and everyone that care a bit they don't care anymore since you don't seem to be nice at all. You get it now Mr. Guru Super Black Hat Affiliate Mega Hacker?
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I may not be "nice" but I'm correct, and you're totally and utterly wrong. If you didn't buy an https certificate and Google indexed the https version, 301 it to http before the certificate runs out. I'm right, you're wrong. Deal with it.
 
yugejackpots said:
I may not be "nice" but I'm correct, and you're totally and utterly wrong. If you didn't buy an https certificate and Google indexed the https version, 301 it to http before the certificate runs out. I'm right, you're wrong. Deal with it.
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Dude you are so dumb that is not even funny, let me repeat myself, "No One Cares!" and yes you are not nice at all, just another wannabe trying to show everyone on forum that he is a hotshot to make himself feel good but, the truth is that he is just another loser that does not know what he is doing!
 
yugejackpots said:
No idea who that is, my profile pic is of AIDS Skrillex, a social justice warrior meme.

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I was wondering what that was. When I saw the other guy I was sure it was you.

But now I see the other one looks like Contra or some old 8 bit game. Still both have the vaporwave vibe to it.

I need a drink and old songs now.
 
yugejackpots said:
You're probably still working a 9-5 job buddy... You're utterly clueless about SEO. Quit while you're ahead -
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Yep, for sure I am so clueless about SEO that I am the one making stupid questions that no one cares! Please Mr. Guru Super Black Hat Affiliate Mega Hacker since we are all so, stupid on this forum and we don't have any clue please enlighten us with your wisdom and since we are so dumb please explain your theory like we are 9 year olds so, our stupid brain can process it.
 
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