Create your own .edu blogs for super links

antx16 · Nov 21, 2009

ok guys just use this method type in google without the quotes "http://blogs.*.edu/wp-signup.php" and then look for the blogs which are WPMU in bold example below

Code:

http://blog.cortland.edu/wp-signup.php

, copy and paste in browser and you get a free .edu blog everytime.

use Gmail on some and works fine on others it gets refused

antx16 · Nov 21, 2009

just for info i have tried gmail and yahoo and disposable emails they work on some and get refused by others just keep trying and you will find many that work, the links are highly precious.

ikorky · Nov 21, 2009

sounds good

blackhataffiliate · Nov 21, 2009

Fantastic share, thanks for sharing.

arybegok · Nov 21, 2009

hXXp://forexcare.net/Ebooks/wpmu.txt
found it while googling , maybe will come in good use

Giuni · Nov 21, 2009

hXXp://forexcare.net/Ebooks/wpmu.txt
found it while googling , maybe will come in good use

many dont work..but some still does
thx

Mr.Anderson · Nov 22, 2009

I have never used .edu sites before and that is one of the things I wanted to learn about.

oskosh inc · Nov 22, 2009

cool share i will try it

cheva · Nov 22, 2009

lready tried it through free email providers and paid.. havent recieved any activation emails yet.

great share none the less

blackhataffiliate · Nov 22, 2009

cheva said:
lready tried it through free email providers and paid.. havent recieved any activation emails yet.

great share none the less

I have not received any emails yet either and I am not using any free mail accounts. I wonder if you have to have an email account from a .edu?

axina · Nov 22, 2009

thanks very much. I will try.

cheva · Nov 22, 2009

blackhataffiliate said:
I have not received any emails yet either and I am not using any free mail accounts. I wonder if you have to have an email account from a .edu?

i doubt it.. some i think require u to have emails from that specific edu institute.. hence they just dont allow registrations.. maybe.. the ones that allow the initial registrations have the same requirement but they just dont say it.

is worth the try.. lets hpe it works

Crna Arapina · Nov 22, 2009

Can I use it to link to adult sites?

cheva · Nov 22, 2009

u can use it to link to whatever u want.. just play it smart..

webmastr · Nov 22, 2009

Thanks for this method, I'm going to give it a shot. I've had fantastic results with .edu backlinks in the past.

PineappleExpress · Nov 22, 2009

alot of these sites you must use a student email address to participate. Awesome share none-the-less... the hard part is finding good ones

greyhatdude · Nov 22, 2009

I found 65 sites using this google search - inurl:".edu/wp-signup.php"

blackhataffiliate · Nov 22, 2009

It does appear that most of these are for .edu domains only. I am finding that if they still allow sign up, you get

Code:

"Sorry, that email address is not in one of the allowed domains!"

wowhaxor · Nov 22, 2009

greyhatdude said:
I found 65 sites using this google search - inurl:".edu/wp-signup.php"

Thats the wrong search query though, because its looking for all of that together. A better one would be: inurl:wp-signup.php+site:.edu

Learn your googlez!

greyhatdude · Nov 22, 2009

inurl:wp-signup.php+site:.edu gives 96 results. Haven't tried any, still tryong to figure out how to configure my wpmu so that user registration actually WORKS

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