[GET] A Fresh List With Old .COMs (dropped) With High PR

S

sitecontact

Junior Member

May 14, 2010

179

36

• Aug 17, 2012

• #1

Hi guys, I just scraped a list with some .coms that have high PR ( up to 4 ) and are available for registration. I am not registering all of them, so I though someone may take advantage of the list...

The availability of the domains and their PR was checked today.

I am attaching the list to this post.

 

Attachments

• com_domains_with_PR.zip

  47 KB · Views: 243

Last edited: Aug 17, 2012

Sid_who

Registered Member

Mar 15, 2009

89

99

• Aug 17, 2012

• #2

Since these are dropped domains, wont the PR be changed to zero after the next update?? #Noobish question but still wondering..

 

J

jimbo87

Regular Member

Jan 18, 2011

317

91

• Aug 17, 2012

• #3

Thanks for the share, unfortunately they are all fake PR i.e 301 redirects to domains with PR.

 

nirose

Elite Member

Oct 24, 2008

1,820

802

• Aug 17, 2012

• #4

i was going to register a few but then again i researched some and they weren't exactly good keywords.

@James They are already dropped, so how could they use 301s to get fake PR. They aren't hosted anywhere atm.

 

J

junkiezz

Newbie

Nov 25, 2010

19

0

• Aug 17, 2012

• #5

Thanks a ton

 

S

sitecontact

Junior Member

May 14, 2010

179

36

• Aug 17, 2012
• Thread Starter Thread Starter

• #6

Why would the PR not be valid? These are just dropped domains which had PR before they had expired

 

J

jimbo87

Regular Member

Jan 18, 2011

317

91

• Aug 18, 2012

• #7

nirose said:

i was going to register a few but then again i researched some and they weren't exactly good keywords.

@James They are already dropped, so how could they use 301s to get fake PR. They aren't hosted anywhere atm.

Click to expand...

sitecontact said:

Why would the PR not be valid? These are just dropped domains which had PR before they had expired

Click to expand...

@nirose
@sitecontact

Hi guys,

I have checked the history of the domains, I can even tell you what domains they used to 301 to in order to get spoofed PR (usually unintentional). If you would like me to explain how this works just let me know. I have a custom tool for checking cache which I used to verify this, a basic fake PR checker should tell you the same (http://www.rankchecker.com/pagerank-checker/).

Cheers

James

 

Last edited: Aug 18, 2012