PBN Owners, please help!

kelphano

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Quick one: I was browsing a new competitor's backlink profile and I identified a PBN. I thought I would steal them unfortunately there is no contact us page on any of the websites and I cannot comment on them either...
Is there something I can do to get in touch with the PBN owner if I just have the domain name?
 
Quick one: I was browsing a new competitor's backlink profile and I identified a PBN. I thought I would steal them unfortunately there is no contact us page on any of the websites and I cannot comment on them either...
Is there something I can do to get in touch with the PBN owner if I just have the domain name?
Probably is his own PBN. You can contact any domain owner. Even if the email from whois is hidden, if you send and email to that address, they will receive it.
 
Probably is his own PBN. You can contact any domain owner. Even if the email from whois is hidden, if you send and email to that address, they will receive it.
I'm 99.99% sure he paid for these links: the OBL on the home pages is way too high and the number of articles too important. They publish almost every day about too many different topics. I've bought this kind of "cheap PBN" link on BHW before.
I'm sorry, I checked on Google I didn't find anything about emailing the domain owner when they are hidden, could you please explain what you meant.
 
in most of the cases you can't,
you still can get better PBN links if you buy from the right sellers in BHW
 
I'm 99.99% sure he paid for these links: the OBL on the home pages is way too high and the number of articles too important. They publish almost every day about too many different topics. I've bought this kind of "cheap PBN" link on BHW before.
I'm sorry, I checked on Google I didn't find anything about emailing the domain owner when they are hidden, could you please explain what you meant.
Go to https://lookup.icann.org/. Enter the domain name and click on Lookup. You can see the email address under Registrant. It has privacy, but depending on the registrar, if you send an email to that one, they will receive it.
 
Might not be a pbn at all might be their main website.

You also said there many different posted articles so the website not 1 niche so it useless
 
If it a real pbn see if it shows in ahreff or moz if not then it a pbn 100% .
 
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Go to https://lookup.icann.org/. Enter the domain name and click on Lookup. You can see the email address under Registrant. It has privacy, but depending on the registrar, if you send an email to that one, they will receive it.
Thanks, it worked, I got a response from them!
why you want to copy it if that is cheap pbn, get better quality link.
because if they managed to rank with something as cheap, I don't see the point to spend more money on "better quality"
 
because if they managed to rank with something as cheap, I don't see the point to spend more money on "better quality"
Well, if they're using a PBN that you can easily identify - Google can too.

It's only a matter of time before the network gets found out.

This is why you should spend money on your own network.

Unless you're in the churn & burn game, then more power to you.
 
look up the PBN domains on whois and you might get lucky
 
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