Competitor is sending massive GSA nofollow links

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im getting bombarded with gsa nofollow links, like thousands daily, my question is will it affect my rankings, and how could I remove them in the easiest way?
 
You can't really remove them, nowadays they don't really work anyway, but still disavow them.

But if you know who they are. Nuke the mofo.

Go for their backlinks, primarily their BPN. Teach them a little lesson.
 
i set someone up with a website and developed there systems for them, which they later got me to place on a shared source server in case i was hit by the bus. then they took the code.. hired another de took out my license control and then sell it online and shared my secret codes... i put them white hat on the top of google i was wondering - whether i could nuke them also.. "Go for their backlinks, primarily their BPN. Teach them a little lesson." what exactly could one do - what is that :-), i was thinking of putting out citations exposing their thievery... but the ohter idea i had was to jsut focus on putting out a better product and then overtaking their SEO - answers greatly received this bastardo is a real dammed crook!!!
 
Just out of curiosity, have you seen any negative effect from this?
 
Update: links are still coming in, HOW could i stop the links???????
 
Unfortunately there's really no way to stop it. The only thing I would suggest is you continue to build high authority links.

When they decide to stop then disavow the spam.
 
The links have not stopped. hit me up if you could find out who is doing this.
 
I will pay as much as it takes to find out
 
If you're looking to play them at their own game. There are quite a few bulk backlink services in the market place here that are intended solely for tier 2, work out what keyword they are targeting and then ask one of these providers to produce as many exact match / same anchor do follow links as possible. Google will notice it's un natural and give them a slap on the wrist.
Though by the sounds of things you'll just get more back from them.
What's the site worth to you? Is it worth having a letter sent from a solicitor to fight your corner instead?
Good luck.
 
There is no other way to stop this kind of links. IMO you can monitor the links and disavow them and check out the links. It's a guide to protect your website from negative SEO. I think it will help you.

Great information
 
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