TheSEOWizard
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- Aug 20, 2011
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If you are smart enough, hiding nameservers is just a matter of minutes. I would not like to reveal methods but there are ways to mask fake nameservers. And if you ask them (for example hostnine), they change nameservers and I have got mine changed manually too.
Regarding hiding from Google completely, there is no way to hide anything from Google completely. If Google decides to catch you or penalize your website, there is no strategy in this world which can save you. Unless you plan to build a 100 page PBN site, any n00b can also detect a PBN site from a real site. So, it is not as if Google would be searching nameservers only in case they want to detect PBN. They can just check the backlink, find the PBN and penalize or deindex it.
Regarding hiding from Google completely, there is no way to hide anything from Google completely. If Google decides to catch you or penalize your website, there is no strategy in this world which can save you. Unless you plan to build a 100 page PBN site, any n00b can also detect a PBN site from a real site. So, it is not as if Google would be searching nameservers only in case they want to detect PBN. They can just check the backlink, find the PBN and penalize or deindex it.
I believe both of them give you one nameserver across the reseller account, so the basic purpose is defeated and it leaves a huge footprint for G.
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