Using SAPE links to create my own blog network?

Sape killed my sites.

I bought some from here, possibly should have bought them from somewhere else, but they made two of my sites tank. This was in Feb/March. I had big plans for them if they worked.

My opinion, don't do it.

Without being specific, give us any idea what your niche was related to? In broad terms(industry)?
 
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I haven't quite worked out the math here, but assuming the average price of a PR3 - PR5 link is $0.85/month. And if 10 of these links help push your site to a PR 4, that works out to around $102 per year. Let's take a network from BST for example, they sell $169 / $249 per month per individual, and there are probably 30+ external links of each site (there are many pages within a site that we can take advantage of too).

I guess the beauty of this is that you have full-control of incoming links to your private network. Suppose if the next update, a PR4 link dropped rank, or got removed. No problem, you can just purchase another PR4 link as a replacement and point it to your network again.

Everything is just a theory in this stage. I could be wrong but I always like to go creative in these things. Just sharing my thoughts.

Your math is wrong. It will take you a lot more than 10 PR 3-5 links to get your site to a PR4.

You are much better off buying expired domains, it will be a lot cheaper and more effective than what you are trying to do.
 
In a longer run having the old domains with authority backlinks is a valid solution here, it would surely be beneficial in the long term, you might not even need SAPE if you use the domain correctly.
 
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