Mister Bungle
Newbie
- May 2, 2015
- 6
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A few days ago people in some groups on FB started complaining that their PBN sites hosted at ipnetworx got deindexed by google.
I wasn't too concerned at first because obviously that can have many reasons.
But when the rumours didn't stop I decided to check myself this morning.
Out of 10 PBN sites I found 2 deindexed, so I checked these 10 IPs.
Turned out that on each of these IPs IPNetworx hosts between 30 and 60 domains, sometimes more!
Now, this explains a few things:
First, I know now why ours PBN sites are so slow most of the time (and google hates that!)
Second, imagine you have only one guy with a really spammy PBN site on that IP and Google decides to double check - guess what will happen?
In other words: This hosting is just like having shared hosting anywhere - with the exception that here you have a higher chance to be in bad company.
Check it yourself.
Take one of your IP numbers at IPnetworx, go to bing (yes, not google, that other one
)
and type site:<your ip here> into the search field
I am kinda upset I must say.
Smart folks will tell me they knew it all along and they are probably right, but still - how can you offer "safe" PBN hosting with 60 PBNs on one ip??
I wasn't too concerned at first because obviously that can have many reasons.
But when the rumours didn't stop I decided to check myself this morning.
Out of 10 PBN sites I found 2 deindexed, so I checked these 10 IPs.
Turned out that on each of these IPs IPNetworx hosts between 30 and 60 domains, sometimes more!
Now, this explains a few things:
First, I know now why ours PBN sites are so slow most of the time (and google hates that!)
Second, imagine you have only one guy with a really spammy PBN site on that IP and Google decides to double check - guess what will happen?
In other words: This hosting is just like having shared hosting anywhere - with the exception that here you have a higher chance to be in bad company.
Check it yourself.
Take one of your IP numbers at IPnetworx, go to bing (yes, not google, that other one
)and type site:<your ip here> into the search field
I am kinda upset I must say.
Smart folks will tell me they knew it all along and they are probably right, but still - how can you offer "safe" PBN hosting with 60 PBNs on one ip??