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2–3 months idle won’t kill a good domain. What kills it is: lost backlinks deindexing spam history If the profile is clean, you’re safe. Still, don’t be lazy — throw up a basic site and get it crawled. Sitting empty for too long = wasted potential, not instant death.

Hey, Sounds interesting. Can you share some details on your process and previous results? Also, what kind of sites have you worked with before? Thanks

Interesting offer. Are these real placements on active edu sites or mostly guest posts on networks/edits? Also how do you ensure indexation and long-term stability of the links?

Looks like a solid crowd link setup. How do you ensure indexation and keep links alive long-term?

Looks like a standard Google Ads account rental offer. Claims like “high stability” and “fast scaling” are just marketing — real performance always depends on account quality and policy compliance. In this space, stability is never guaranteed, even with “premium” providers.

This looks like a Google Ads account rental / middleman service. Claims like “high stability”, “fast scaling” and “cheap fees” are common marketing terms in this space. In reality, the key factors are always account quality, policy compliance, and traffic source — without that, stability usually...

This looks like a Facebook ad account rental service. These setups can work, but they’re usually high-risk and depend heavily on how compliance is handled with Meta policies, account quality, and traffic sources. The main concern is always stability — even “working” setups can get restricted if...

What exactly do you mean by “accounts for rent”? Are these BM accounts or personal profiles, and how is compliance handled with Meta policies?

Most likely it’s not “clean SEO.” This kind of fast ranking usually comes from Indexing API abuse + hidden 301/PBN links + CTR manipulation. It can work very fast in spam-heavy niches, but it’s rarely stable. Google usually catches up and either devalues the signals or resets the rankings over...