WTF is this?

Husbarn

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How someone can use my nameservers with for example AAA.com domain (which isn't mine and not registered with my hosting) and after I visit AAA.com domain it shows the homepage of my BBB.com domain (which is mine and registered with my hosting). But it shows only the homepage, if I click on inner pages after visiting AAA.com (not my domain) domain, it redirects to my BBB.com (my domain) domain inner pages.

Can someone explain this to me?
 
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People do take others content and try and use it. Not everyone knows that duplicate content will get you a nice smack down in the rankings.
 
Nice way of promoting ur site..huh?
 
depends,.. prolly the website stealing his content has more authority than him.
 
That site not stealing my content, because when I visit it, it only shows my homepage, but try to click on something and it redirects to my domain pages. So this is weird...

Also, if someone would be stealing my content, it wouldn't appear on their site just after I published something on mine.
 
Nice way of promoting ur site..huh?

Like I care if a few blackhatworld visitors comes to my site. I get thousands of visitors already, so all visits from this forum is useless anyways...

Better read my post again because you clearly don't understand my situation...
 
I haven't checked the source as I'm leaving here in a few minutes but I'd bet you he's loading content from your site, and the ads go to a different adsense account. It's not loading everything directly from you as your header isn't loading on the other site.
 
I haven't checked the source as I'm leaving here in a few minutes but I'd bet you he's loading content from your site, and the ads go to a different adsense account. It's not loading everything directly from you as your header isn't loading on the other site.


Actually, I just checked source code, and I can see it's identical to my site's code. Even adsense ads are the same as mine (same publisher ID).

This is weird... I've never seen such thing before.
 
Actually, I just checked source code, and I can see it's identical to my site's code. Even adsense ads are the same as mine (same publisher ID).

This is weird... I've never seen such thing before.

probably want to get your adsense banned and your website down in search results with duplicate website.
 
looks like somehow you are posting to their site. it must have been something you did.
 
looks like somehow you are posting to their site. it must have been something you did.

You didn't read my post or you completely didn't understand what I was asking...

Anyways edited my first post, because I doubt I'll get a good answer here, better just report that domain to its registrant and also report it to google.
 
This was just a simple URL forwarding with mask enabled. The IP address 207.7.94.16 hosts few more sites including the one you posted in your OP i.e dbefelt.com , c******aster.com, camarocarplace.com and div*******lthy.com.You are using either VPS or dedicated server by jakerhost. And I pretty sure all the site are yours.
On a side note what you left is called footprints and must be avoided if you are building a PBN.
 
This was just a simple URL forwarding with mask enabled. The IP address 207.7.94.16 hosts few more sites including the one you posted in your OP i.e dbefelt.com , c******aster.com, camarocarplace.com and div*******lthy.com.You are using either VPS or dedicated server by jakerhost. And I pretty sure all the site are yours.
On a side note what you left is called footprints and must be avoided if you are building a PBN.

Your theory has failed.

My sites are hosted with knownhost and after I contacted their support, they said that that domain owner just using my nameservers (which ones are publicly available as all other domains - including yours if you have some).

I reported to his/her registrant about this.
 
Your theory has failed.

My sites are hosted with knownhost and after I contacted their support, they said that that domain owner just using my nameservers (which ones are publicly available as all other domains - including yours if you have some).

I reported to his/her registrant about this.
So you are saying that the none of the sites I mentioned are yours except camarocarplace.com ? And fyi a simple whois will show that dbefelt.com is not using your Name Servers for sure.
 
So you are saying that the none of the sites I mentioned are yours except camarocarplace.com ? And fyi a simple whois will show that dbefelt.com is not using your Name Servers for sure.

This is not mine - dbefelt.com (even registered under different registrant - my domains are registered with Godaddy).

All other mentioned above are mine.
 
Still would like to get a good answer how someone can use my nameservers and after visiting that domain it shows my site's homepage...

Any smart people here who can give me a good answer?
 
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I clearly understand your situation but don't understand what you are not understanding :p

He is probably trying either to get your adsense blocked, or he must be an idiot to do this. I would suggest that you contact his registrar and file a legal complaint. That's not too technical to figure out no? :)
Like I care if a few blackhatworld visitors comes to my site. I get thousands of visitors already, so all visits from this forum is useless anyways...

Better read my post again because you clearly don't understand my situation...

Even if he adds the nameserver, it won't resolve to your server till you don't add the domain back as a parked domain or something. So clearly, that's not the trick here. I guess he is fetching your site content with curl and displaying it. Don't worry about authority ( I am not a master of seo, but I guess I am right here), but do worry about your adsense.

Still would like to get a good answer how someone can use my nameservers and after visiting that domain it shows my site's homepage...

Any smart people here who can give me a good answer?
 
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Looks like "url frame" redirect.

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