PBN High DA Low TF

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Would a domain with a very low TF but a DA of 52 be a considerable PBN?
 
Your question is a bit vague, DA can be easily manipulated by pointing a lot of links.

Also, the strength of the domain depends on a LOT of factors like:

  • Is the backlink profile clean?
  • How many referring domains are there?
  • Are the anchor texts diverse?
  • etc.
 
I could spam a shit load of links decent enough but still shitty to bring a site's DA up. What really matters is the quality of the links. If all the links look fine and nothing garbage on the link profile and history you should be fine. I'll be honest with you, I'm starting to not give a shit anymore about Moz factors like DA and PA because I've seen domains with low Moz metrics but still outperform based on their link profile.
 
check the sites quality and Spam score
 
I could spam a shit load of links decent enough but still shitty to bring a site's DA up. What really matters is the quality of the links. If all the links look fine and nothing garbage on the link profile and history you should be fine. I'll be honest with you, I'm starting to not give a shit anymore about Moz factors like DA and PA because I've seen domains with low Moz metrics but still outperform based on their link profile.

^^ this

If the site has non existent TF and high DA, I am pretty sure it's spammed to crap. Try not to pay attention to DA and PA at all. Anything with high RD and decent TF will do. Keep in mind that you will not find high RD (100+) clean top TLD domains that are available to be registered. If yes, then you got very very lucky.
 
IMO, it's not enough to check only 2 metric parameters, use as many as you can. eventually those parameters are made up and some can be easily manipulated so use metrics only to filter out garbage - at the end you'll have to examine the BL profile for individual quality.
 
TF refers to quality backlinks in total backlinks. So, if the site had low TF with more backlinks, then that site won't help much.
 
TF refers to quality backlinks in total backlinks. So, if the site had low TF with more backlinks, then that site won't help much.
TF is the same bullshit as DA. Example:
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9/11 TF, nothing special, right? Now lets see the link profile:
15 wikipedia pages:
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24 EDU real in content links, no bullshit:
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In content links from biomedcentral.com, newscientist.com and what not. Yet Majestic says that this domain/website is mediocre at best. No complains actually, as this way I am able to get more good domains for myself.
 
That literally means that the domain has no quality links, but has a huge amount of links, linking back to that domain - which explains why it has a high DA of 50+ (something like an overspammed domain), but none of the links linking back are quality - low TF.
A reputable site or a trusted site linking back to that domain, should boost the TF score - TF is a little harder to manipulate, still can but just harder, and spam links doesn't boost TF.
 
That literally means that the domain has no quality links, but has a huge amount of links, linking back to that domain - which explains why it has a high DA of 50+ (something like an overspammed domain), but none of the links linking back are quality - low TF.
A reputable site or a trusted site linking back to that domain, should boost the TF score - TF is a little harder to manipulate, still can but just harder, and spam links doesn't boost TF.
Hmm lets see -> proceed to open expireddomains.net, TF 20+ RD 200+ = hahfcc.com
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Nice eh? Now the links:
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Ups. 100% spam links.
 
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