100 Domain Authority sorted High PR backlink tool

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I've just developed this free web based tool, it will help you extract HIGH PR backlinks from your competitors. Like a link harvester you just need to input any well ranked website, the backlinks will be sorted by Domain Authority. (Meaning that the first ones are really good backlinks) So you can see where your competitors did their SEO and just do the same.
I just want to share my tool here with you, i'm not making any advertisement. For this reason I put my link in a code box:
Code:
goo.gl/pwvmm

Let me know if you find it useful. I haven't put any Captcha in this version.
 
I just searched my site's backlinks and it's only showing the low quality spammy links i created and not my high pr links.. am i missing something?
 
I typed in an obviously well linked site, YouTube and I got no response at all.
 
Well actually the ENTER button isn't working, so click on "Extract Backlinks" instead of hitting ENTER.
Youtube Works perfectly as you can see in the screenshot I've attached:
 

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No, you didn't miss anything. The program basically sort the results by Domain Authority all Do-follow or No-follow links pointing to your website are extracted in that order. It's a great way to do you SEO by sneaking on your competitors and where they put their backlinks.
If you find your domain has "low quality spammy links". The fact is, it's actually affecting your position in the SERPS. So avoid those and try sneaking on your competitor website, you'll find some High Quality PR Do-follow links. I use it everyday for my clients website and I get tons of intesting backlinks for free.

To resume, the Tool is more useful to use on well ranked competitors so that you can compete against them.
Please leave a review on the Tool page if you likes it. I would really appreciate.
 
What do you mean by "Can I extract the link" ? The tool does it right?
 
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