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- Nov 8, 2010
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Regarding Google deleting the main site, I am reminded of a similar thing on eBay.
eBay are very much against shill bidding these days. My wife used to sell lots on eBay, but got suspended for shill bidding her own auctions. The only thing was, she wasn't actually doing it.
A competitor of hers had set up a fake account, and used my wife's contact details to set it up. The competitor then changed the address details, bid and won an item from my wife. Then the competitor reported the auction for shill bidding, and ebay investigated. They saw the address change, and promptly banned my wife.
So would google ban the main site? Possibly. I wouldn't bank on it as being safe. At the very least I would ensure that the dummy sites were anonymously created, and didn't reside on the same server as the main one.
eBay are very much against shill bidding these days. My wife used to sell lots on eBay, but got suspended for shill bidding her own auctions. The only thing was, she wasn't actually doing it.
A competitor of hers had set up a fake account, and used my wife's contact details to set it up. The competitor then changed the address details, bid and won an item from my wife. Then the competitor reported the auction for shill bidding, and ebay investigated. They saw the address change, and promptly banned my wife.
So would google ban the main site? Possibly. I wouldn't bank on it as being safe. At the very least I would ensure that the dummy sites were anonymously created, and didn't reside on the same server as the main one.