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Not new, but annoying as hell. I've had these both ways as well as frozen accounts on numerous occassions for large txs going back to 2006. All fully legit, but they assumed it was nefarious and held me hostage just in case. TBF, it's not at all exclusive to PP. Lots of merchant accounts and...

I noticed Dynadot does the other day. Not sure how long it's been an option but it's a good registrar. I've used crypto for regs at PorkBun in the past w/ no problems. NameSilo has the option, but last time I tried to add funds they wanted me to add a tax id which was a nope.

I guess it's been patched. I got the same response. I'd love to see the initial output.

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Same. I love the angle but would prefer to pick and choose the listings. Watching.

You are associating penalized pages with all pages that are not indexed. Penalized pages are far from the only pages that are not in the index. The only false info here is you guys saying all pages not indexed do not pass juice. That's absolutely wrong. rel=noindex,follow (which is also the...

Your experience indicates that G doesn't know about the page yet or it was previously deemed a low quality or duplicate content page. Have the pages been crawled by googlebot before? Did you check the logs? If no, then, of course, no juice is passed. How can juice pass if the search engine...

I've said all I need to say here, but I have not spread any wrong info. Almost 20 years in the trenches and dissecting/grilling G webmaster info and reps is my basis. Again, the basics are what they are. If you don't have a noindex declaration and the page isn't in the index then google...

Good question. It's beneficial when you have a page (like an intermediary) that google would see as thin or low value and you don't have any links you would want googlebot to follow. You would want to use noindex,nofollow on pages like these so google isn't scoring your site as having a lot of...

noindex doesn't block bots from crawling, it asks googlebot not to index the page in search results. Nofollow asks googlebot not to crawl.

It's pretty much common knowledge. I've been in the SEO game as an interest/hobby since 1999 and making a full-time living from results since 2007. Noindex tells google not to index. That is completely separate from following links. Nofollow tells google not to follow links. Just because a...

@Extruser mentioned an important point. While links on non-indexed pages will pass juice as long as they are not nofollowed, they might not always be of value. You need to look at why the page not indexed. -If the page does not have a noindex declaration, then G deems the page as low...

Absolutely they can and do as long as G knows it is there. Assuming there isn't a penalty in place and/or a nofollow tag on the link or in robots a noindex declaration does not prevent the juice from flowing. That said, it very well might be ignored if the page never gets any traffic.