damagesmith
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- Aug 4, 2011
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If an expired domain is not in google index.
Would that be an automatic rejection of the domain name?
Would that be an automatic rejection of the domain name?
Expired Domains?
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It can mean several things. Maybe it was dropped.
wingersteve
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You could go for it, if it fails to index or if webmasters shows penalty then get it deleted for a full refund. But it would depend upon your domain registrar.
dennis11209
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- Feb 25, 2012
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If it is new or just purchased then it is very likely not in the index. Set it up and get it indexed. If google indexes it then google likes it.
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Maybe it would be rejected or it was a new one.And it couldn't index properly
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Check whether it has clean history & anchors. If everything is clean and decent, then you can request them to re index or else it will be penalized permanently by google.
onebluesummer
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To vaguely answer your questions. Yes MOST of the time it's crapola!
Could it be a hidden gem, probably not.. run it on ahrefs and wayback and see if it was an acqual site or just a pumper.
Could it be a hidden gem, probably not.. run it on ahrefs and wayback and see if it was an acqual site or just a pumper.