dryheat360
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- Dec 30, 2009
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"A new fresh domain will NEVER be indexed"
Great facepalm moment.
Obfuscating with truisms out of boredom or just confused with analogies...
Nothing to do with the discussion..
Anyway..
Why should an old domain be indexed..gee..I dont know..perhaps for the bleeding obvious.
Since you are new to all this I will help you out.
Most aged domains for sale are..wait for it..indexed..
I would be immediately sus of an aged domain that was not indexed..for more bleeding obvious reasons which I am not going to bother spelling out for ya.
Perhaps I should rephrase, as I can see how what I said made NO sense
I recently purchased three domains that had been freshly deleted, but were old and had some backlinks, and one was even a PR 2. Since they were deleted though, you go through the process of registering the domain as if its new. In my case, one domain did not have backlinks, and it wasn't indexed by Google, but I managed to rank it quickly. I guess the question is if we should consider deleted domains as aged, because if the OP bought deleted domains then it makes sense if some are not indexed. If they were bought from the owner, then I can see where it makes sense that it should be indexed, however I don't think Google has every domain ever stored in their servers.