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I agree with the comment above. If it looks suspicious, don't bother trying. Also, regardless of its price though, investing on such would be a really good move.
 
I'm using supremseo, no problems so far :)
 
Past 6 months I am using SupremSeo’s Ahref group buy ... good service ... minimal price and good support so far..
 
i've tried several and all go down a couple days month for ahrefs and semrush. also everyone can see what work you are doing!
 
You should try SupremSeo, i have a couple friends who are using it and they told me that it actually works very good. I hope it works to you as well. Good luck.
 
Have a look at Flikover. I've been using it for 3 months now and never had any issue with the account.
 
bartosimpsonio said:
It's a for-profit page. I don't think it falls under fair use. But whatever.
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Actually it does. The Wikipedia link I used explains why, but briefly, if you have to use the name of another product to describe your product, that's allowed. There are two cases of case law that established this. One was a car repair shop that only worked on Volkswagens. Volkswagen wanted to make them say "German cars" or "Bavarian", etc. But they didn't work on Mercedes, Audis, and BMWs, so they had to use Volkswagen in their name to describe their offering. The other was Playboy suing Terri Welles for using the trademark "Playmate of the Year" as a meta keyword on her site. But as she couldn't fully describe her professional qualifications without using that term, they ruled in her favor.

LinkedIn has tried to do this with a lot of people who position themselves as LinkedIn trainers, consultants, experts, etc. They try to make them just use "social media", but many of them don't do any other social media except LinkedIn.

So if I wanted to make a black hat agency called GoogleIsMyBitch.com, I'd be perfectly free to do so.

So ScrapeboxSenukeVPS? Yeah, probably nominative fair use.
 
MustaphaMond said:
Actually it does. The Wikipedia link I used explains why, but briefly, if you have to use the name of another product to describe your product, that's allowed. There are two cases of case law that established this. One was a car repair shop that only worked on Volkswagens. Volkswagen wanted to make them say "German cars" or "Bavarian", etc. But they didn't work on Mercedes, Audis, and BMWs, so they had to use Volkswagen in their name to describe their offering. The other was Playboy suing Terri Welles for using the trademark "Playmate of the Year" as a meta keyword on her site. But as she couldn't fully describe her professional qualifications without using that term, they ruled in her favor.

LinkedIn has tried to do this with a lot of people who position themselves as LinkedIn trainers, consultants, experts, etc. They try to make them just use "social media", but many of them don't do any other social media except LinkedIn.

So if I wanted to make a black hat agency called GoogleIsMyBitch.com, I'd be perfectly free to do so.

So ScrapeboxSenukeVPS? Yeah, probably nominative fair use.
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Well well well.

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